DrownedInSound — Robert Plant should probably be held up as example of how to grow old gracefully – something you’d never have thought would apply to this particular wild-haired Brummie. Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com more info

Stereogum — Robert Plant revived Band Of Joy, the name of his pre-Zeppelin cover band. He’ll release an album, also titled Band Of Joy, on Sept. 14. Among the Los Lobos and Richard Thompson covers are two covers of Low songs: “Silver Rider” and “Monkey,�... more info

Topix — LATE last year, in a Nashville recording studio, Robert Plant, the former Led Zeppelin frontman, had a revelation. more info

Guardian Music — From Kings of Leon to Kanye West, Nicki Minaj to Robert Plant and Grinderman to Elton John and Leon Russell, we count down the best of the autumn's new releases1 KINGS OF LEON Come Around Sundown (Columbia) 18 OctoberPerhaps it was the moment that t... more info

Undercover, Australia — Robert Plant played a secret show in London on Wednesday night, dropping a whole bunch of rootsy Led Zeppelin tunes in amongst his new material. more info

Guardian Music — Forum, LondonThere's something a little strange about the audience response as Robert Plant and the latest incarnation of the Band of Joy – the name of his and the late John Bonham's pre-Led Zeppelin mob, currently serving as a flag of convenience ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — SATURDAY DAYTIME STUFF * FYF FEST in LA * Warm Up @ PS1 * ATP NY @ Kutscher's * hip hop @ the Rock Yard * Monster Island Block Party * Electric Zoo on Randall's Island Robert Plant tickets... more info

ContactMusic — ROBERT PLANT played a number of LED ZEPPELIN classics during a secret gig in London on September 1st 2010. Appearing at 'One Mayfair', formerly St Mark's Church, with his... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Robert Plant throws his hood up "Burlington, MA - Rounder Records is pleased to announce that Robert Plant is back with Band of Joy, his first album since 2007's six time Grammy® Award winning Raising Sand (Rounder). Band of Joy... more info

The Telegraph — Robert Plant has found a way to frame his talents as a frontman in a new context. more info