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Yahoo! Music UK — XFM - But The Rolling Stones and Led Zepplin ruled themselves out of the opening ceremony.... more info

ContactMusic — Led Zeppelin legend Robert Plant thrilled fans by turning up at a tiny village hall in Wales to play a surprise set. The rocker stunned 200 locals when he took to the stage at a community venue in Monmouth, south Wales earlier this month (Jul11), whe... more info

ContactMusic — Rumer wants to collaborate with Jimmy Page. The 'Slow' hitmaker - who has worked with John Berry and Burt F. Bacharach after he invited her to his Californian home to hear her sing - is eager to work with the Led Zeppelin musician because he's "such ... more info

ContactMusic — The members of Led Zeppelin turned down the chance to become video game gods after the brains behind the Guitar Hero concept offered them a share of his empire. Activision Blizzard Chief Executive Officer Bobby Kotick has told Forbes magazine he trie... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — Taken from an interview with Sabotage Times, read the full interview here.Meeting Noel Gallagher…It’s true, I met him because of a pair of trainers. When I graduated in 1988 I moved to London immediately, then I got into house music and was trave... more info

ContactMusic — Rocker Jimmy Page has launched his own website and is offering quick-witted fans the chance to check out his diary. The Led Zeppelin star's JimmyPage. com site opened for business on Thursday morning (14Jul11) and features a diary of events in Page's... more info

Guardian Music — (Polydor)The sixth track on their second album finds LMFAO in reflective mood. You couldn't tell that from the music, which – like everything on Sorry for Party Rocking – cleaves to thumping house beats, distorted rave synthesisers and Auto-Tuned... more info

The Telegraph — A site purportedly designed by the guitar wizard himself contains an archive of Led Zep material. more info

Guardian Music — Glastonbury organiser claims lack of demand and a crowded market may force festival to close in 'three or four years'Glastonbury may be on its last legs. Founder Michael Eavis claims the festival has "probably got another three or four years" before ... more info