Jimmy Page Says Previously Unreleased Led Zeppelin Material Will See the Light of Day in 2018 By Guitar World Staff published 19 December 17
The 10 Greatest Led Zeppelin Songs By Jimmy Brown published 5 December 17 From “Dazed and Confused” to “Achilles Last Stand” … from “Heartbreaker” to “Ten Years Gone” … Guitar World presents a critical analysis of the classic-rock group’s best tracks.
Watch Steve Vai Talk Riffs, Gear, Led Zeppelin on 'My Favorite Riff with Nikki Sixx' By Guitar World Staff published 13 October 17 Yesterday, former Mötley Crüe bassist Nikki Sixx sat down with Steve Vai to talk riffs, gear, Led Zeppelin and Frank Zappa on his show, My Favorite Riff with Nikki Sixx.
Robert Plant Announces North American Tour By Guitar World Staff published 26 September 17 A month or so ago, Robert Plant announced his return, detailing his 11th studio album, Carry Fire. Now, Plant has announced a 2018 North American tour with his band, the Sensational Space Shifters.
That Time Madonna Played "Whole Lotta Love" on Guitar (and Covered Pantera) By Damian Fanelli published 22 September 17 On June 19, 2015, Madonna uploaded a video of herself playing the iconic Jimmy Page guitar riff from Led Zeppelin's “Whole Lotta Love."
New Jimmy Page-Produced Yardbirds Compilation Features Early Version of "Dazed and Confused" By Damian Fanelli published 29 August 17 Before he wielded the hammer of the gods—and a Gibson Les Paul or two—as a member of Led Zeppelin, Jimmy Page was a Telecaster-wielding Yardbird.
Robert Plant Announces New Album, Premieres "The May Queen" By Jackson Maxwell published 21 August 17 Robert Plant has announced his 11th solo album, 'Carry Fire.' With the announcement of 'Carry Fire' came the premiere of the album's first single, "The May Queen." You can listen to the track here.
Watch Stanley Jordan Play "Stairway to Heaven" on Two Guitars at Once By Damian Fanelli published 24 July 17 Modernjazz master Stanley Jordan made amajorsplash in guitar circles back in the Eighties, in large part because of his innovative "touch" tapping technique andunusual all-fourths tuning.
David Coverdale: I Feel Sorry for Jimmy Page Not Being Able to Reunite Led Zeppelin By Damian Fanelli published 25 May 17 Venerable vocalistDavid Coverdale—he of Whitesnake, Deep Purple and Coverdale/Page fame—recently discussed Jimmy Page—and the guitarist's ongoing inability to reunite Led Zeppelin.
Watch Chris Cornell and Temple of the Dog Cover Zeppelin, Sabbath and Bowie By Damian Fanelli published 24 May 17 Temple of the Dog—a supergroup that featured members of Pearl Jam and Soundgarden (including Chris Cornell)—enjoyed a successful 25th anniversary tour late last year.
Watch Steve Vai Perform Led Zeppelin Classics with Zepparella By Damian Fanelli published 22 May 17 Zepparella rocked thethird annual Malibu Guitar Festivalthis past weekend—and they had a little help from Steve Vai.
Chris Cornell’s Death Being Investigated As a Suicide By Damian Fanelli published 18 May 17 A representative for the Detroit Police has told Variety thatChris Cornell'sdeath is being investigated as a suicide, although he emphasized that it's too early to make any conclusions.
Watch Jimmy Page and Puff Daddy Perform "Kashmir"—I Mean "Come with Me" By Damian Fanelli published 9 May 17 On this date (May 9) in 1998, Jimmy Page appeared on Saturday Night Live'sseason finale with rapper Sean "Puffy" Combsto perform a little something called "Come with Me."
Will Led Zeppelin Reunite for Desert Trip 2017? By Damian Fanelli published 3 May 17 There's a rumor going around—and that's all it is at this point, folks (a rumor)—that Led Zeppelin will reunite for this year'sDesert Trip Festival in southern California.
Watch Prince Perform Led Zeppelin's "Whole Lotta Love" By Damian Fanelli published 21 April 17 On April 21, 2016, the day Prince's death was announced, a YouTube user uploaded a rarely seen pro-shot clip of Prince performing Led Zeppelin's "Whole Lotta Love."
No, Jimmy Page Was Not the First to Play Bowed Guitar By Damian Fanelli published 21 March 17 We've all seen the classic, grainy clips of Jimmy Page dragging a violin bow across the strings of his Telecasteror Les Paul to produce eerie, evil, previouslyunimaginablesounds.
See Robert Plant’s First “Kashmir” Performance Without Jimmy Page By Christopher Scapelliti published 16 March 17 Robert Plant performed Led Zeppelin’s “Kashmir” for the first time without former bandmate Jimmy Page on Tuesday, March 14.