Robert Plant talks about his latest group Saving Grace, and compares nights out in small provincial towns to meetings with ...

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Robert Plant isn't interested in being "a big deal any more". The former Led Zeppelin singer is currently making music with a group of acoustic performers called Saving Grace and he loves the lack of ...

These qualities were well in evidence when he exploded onto the rock scene with Led Zeppelin, a pioneer of heavy metal, whose fire was tempered by an affinity with the magical side of British folk and ...

Robert Plant, 77, is the former lead singer of Led Zeppelin. His 12th solo album, “Saving Grace,” with vocalist Suzi Dian, is due Sept. 26, followed by their North American tour beginning on Oct. 30.

Robert Plant has released the third advanced track from his upcoming album, Saving Grace. “Chevrolet” follows the release of “Everybody’s Song” and “Gospel Plough” over the past couple of months. You ...

Robert Plant Once Revealed His Favorite Led Zeppelin Song and No, It’s Not ‘Stairway to Heaven' originally appeared on Parade. The surviving members of Led Zeppelin are not always the most forthcoming ...

In his new band Saving Grace, the rock legend Robert Plant shares lead vocal duty with Suzi Dian. Next month, they’ll release Saving Grace, their first LP. The lead single was an extremely cool cover ...

Robert Plant and his new band Saving Grace will release their debut LP, Saving Grace, on September 26. It’s a collection of covers by a diverse range of songwriters, including Memphis Minnie, Bob ...

Heavy music legends Today Is The Day have announced their 14th album, Never Give In, due October 3 via SuperNova Records. The newly-shared title track is a six-minute song that finds the band sounding ...

"I just can't," Plant recalled of informing Iommi on his decision to not be present at the performance David M. Benett/Dave Benett/Getty (2) Robert Plant is looking back on his decision not to attend ...

Hear tracks by Robert Plant, Amanda Shires, Blood Orange and others. By Jon Pareles Every Friday, pop critics for The New York Times weigh in on the week’s most notable new tracks. Listen to the ...