Some new Tampa 1973 and Tampa 1977 photos,  mainly pre-show archival press shots:

 

New 2nd audio source from Los Angeles 6/21/77...

The venue of these soundcheck photos have long been debated, which most fans narrowed down to Atlanta or Tampa. I don't think there was a soundcheck at Tampa, so Atlanta was the likely place. Confirmation from the photographer reveals that it was indeed Atlanta. Unfortunately, he only has one outtake photo left in his collection (the first pic below). Curious to note that the band played Beatles songs during the soundcheck...

Just added to Vintage Swag section...

New 8mm Film:

http://www.ledzeppelin.com/video/tokyo-10-3-72-8mm-film

 

This was a project for Robert Plant to shoot John Bonham's legendary 1968 Gray Pearl Ludwig drum kit (No 664107). The shots where produced for an auction to sell off the kit to raise funds for a statue of the drummer in his home town of Redditch.

AXS TV GIVES VIEWERS A WHOLE LOTTA LED ZEPPELIN WITH A DAY OF EPIC APPEARANCES & PERFORMANCES FEATURING THE BAND’S ICONIC 1976 CONCERT FILM THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME, ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23STARTING AT 1pE

Highlights Include a Pair of Solo Performances by Robert Plant, Jimmy Page in the 2008 Rock Doc IT MIGHT GET LOUD, & More

Robert Plant Returns with "Carry Fire," Due October 13 & UK Tour in November

Robert Plant's new album, Carry Fire, will be released by Nonesuch/Warner Bros. Records on Friday, October 13, 2017. Carry Fire is available now for pre-order at digital music retailers and in the Nonesuch Store with an instant download of the album's first track, "The May Queen," which you can hear below. Nonesuch Store pre-orders also include an exclusive limited-edition print featuring an image from the album art.

Carry Fire, Robert Plant's eleventh solo album and first full-length release since 2014's acclaimed lullaby and... The Ceaseless Roar, was produced by Plant in the west of England and Wales, at Top Cat studio in Box, Wiltshire with additional recordings at Real World and Rockfield studios. As with lullaby, Plant is accompanied by The Sensational Space Shifters: John Baggott on keyboards, moog, loops, percussion, drums, brass arrangement, t'bal, snare drum, slide guitar, piano, electric piano, bendir; Justin Adams on guitar, acoustic guitar, oud, E-bow quartet, percussion, snare drum, tambourine; Dave Smith on bendir, tambourine, djembe, drum kit; and Liam "Skin" Tyson on dobro, guitar, acoustic guitar, pedal steel, twelve-string.

Plant and the Space Shifters (which now includes Lakeman) will celebrate Carry Fire's release by beginning a world tour in November 2017 starting in UK & Ireland and touring all corners of globe from thereon. Dates will be announced soon; for all the latest, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.

Jimmy Page Announces Release Date for "Yardbirds '68": Nov. 5th, 2017.
Pre-order available now.

“We thought this might be lost forever, but we’ve rediscovered it, re-mixed it. It’s of great historical importance. We’re delighted to see the release.”

- Jim McCarty, Chris Dreja and Jimmy Page