In addition to revealing Page’s extraordinary gift for puns, this tweet also confirms a recent suspicion that The Beatles’ own Ringo Starr will be accompanying Page, Plant, and John Paul Jones, taking John Bonham’s former seat on drums. We’ve had #GoodTimesBadTimes but we’re back and ready to give a #WholeLottaLove. Happy #CelebrationDay: #LedZeppelinV out this Fall, taking to the #skies with #JPJ, and for #LedZeppelinRises tour. Led Zeppelin’s legendary founder, guitarist, and producer Jimmy Page confirmed the band’s reunion via Twitter:
#SAFARI SONG LED ZEPPLIN FULL#
Led Zeppelin V will be the band’s ninth studio album (following 1979’s In Through the Out Door) and the first full collection of new material since 1982’s Coda, a post-breakup compilation of unused tracks and b-sides. The record is slated for release Septem– exactly thirty-nine years after drummer John Bonham’s tragic passing. The new album, simply titled Led Zeppelin V, features the same four symbols that graced the band’s landmark fourth album Led Zeppelin IV (also referred to as ZoSo). In a cryptic statement published over the weekend through the band’s official website, Led Zeppelin announced their exit out of retirement alongside a mammoth year-long world tour and plans to release a new studio album consisting entirely of original content. Over the years, the rumor mill has been abuzz with whispers of one-off shows and unconfirmed “victory lap” tours that never saw the light of day, but as the band’s three surviving members aged and former frontman Robert Plant emerged a born-again country singer, fans’ hopes of a proper Led Zeppelin comeback seemed all but lost. In Through the Out Door, Led Zeppelin’s eighth and final studio album, released August 1979 It’s been four long, cold decades since Led Zeppelin disbanded, abdicating the musical throne at the peak of their popularity and leaving behind an inimitable legacy that few, if any artists, have come close to matching.
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