A set of new photos from a fan at the Pontiac Silverdome April 30, 1977 (most of these shared here for the first time). There's some interesting pics, including an awesome rear-stage photograph of the whole stadium before the show and a couple of teasers showing the video camera in front of the stage.... http://www.ledzeppelin.com/show/april-30-1977

50 years ago this week, John Bonham, John Paul Jones, Jimmy Page and Robert Plant convened in Olympic Studios in London to begin recording their debut album as Led Zeppelin. To celebrate this historic golden anniversary, the band have unveiled three new digital-only releases today on all digital download and streaming platforms. Led Zeppelin x Led Zeppelin: https://lnk.to/LZxLZ An Intro to Led Zeppelin: https://lnk.to/IntroToLZ Rock & Roll (Sunset Sound Mix): https://lnk.to/LZxRnRFr #LZ50

Here are some never-before-seen fan photos from Led Zeppelin's legendary Carnegie Hall (October 17, 1969) appearance. A group of 15 year-old fans captured their experience at the 8:30pm (early show) from the 10th row. They describe a lack of security, except for Carnegie Hall ushers and were free to venture up to the front of the stage for a few pics as well. Amazingly, these photos also reveal Jimmy Page's first photographed live use of his Black Beauty Les Paul during Led Zeppelin and confirms it was brought to North America for this fall 1969 tour. http://www.ledzeppelin.com/show/october-17-1969

By Feyyaz Ustaer | December 11, 2018 In a recent article published by Music Radar, Rush frontman and bassist Geddy Lee has shared his favorite bass guitarists. He also revealed his thoughts about Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones. Here’s the statement: “What a complete musician. He began as keyboard player before picking up the bass. Even before Led Zep, he was one of the most popular studio musicians in London at that time. You’re talking about the London sound! He played on all those Mickie Most records and was an arranger as well. His role in Zeppelin was a lot more profound that people credit him with. He could play keys, had an ear for arrangements and wrote great bass parts – just listen to what he does on What Is And What Should Never Be. Full props to John Paul Jones for contributing to my book. We had met before – he’s such a lovely and easy guy to talk to. He made it easy for me as an interviewer; I was on the other side of the table, which was a new gig for me! He has revealed the untold story about him and said: He has such amazing stories. I was looking for people that could light on the period of time and were also collectors. I didn’t just pick great bass players, because that’s a list that never ends. That day when I interviewed him – here in London about a year ago – he sat there fiddling around while we got ready. He played Heartbreaker and everyone in the room stopped talking and moving. It was all about one man on his ’62 Jazz Bass.” https://metalheadzone.com/rush-frontman-reveals-the-untold-story-about-led-zeppelin-bassist-john-paul-jones/

Some of the old attachments aren't working for some reason. That photo from Baltimore '69 is on the timeline: http://www.ledzeppelin.com/show/february-16-1969

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Two brand new playlists, personally curated by Jack White and Royal Blood: Led Zeppelin x Jack White https://lnk.to/LZxJackWhiteMP Led Zeppelin x Royal Blood https://lnk.to/LZxRoyalBloodMP Listen now and create your own at http://LZ50.LedZeppelin.com

Nothing to do with Grohl. It's been on display at Seattle's Museum of Pop Culture for a while. I supplied them with the photos / ads.

RP and JP in Montreux in July 1975 - pics with Keith Emerson and Rory Gallagher:

John Paul Jones performing with Etta James in Montreux - July 1975. (Released on video a few years ago) Quote from the Etta James' guitarist, Brian Ray: "After the show we went backstage to hang and I was looking for the Zep guys because as a young lad on my first trip to Europe with Etta James at the 1975 Montreux Jazz Festival , John Paul Jones was set to play bass for Etta at the fest.. Me, skinny little 19 year old kid with blond hair halfway down my back was the bandleader, teaching Zep's bassist Etta's songs.. Well, at the end of our first rehearsal, who walks in but Jimmy Page and Robert Plant.. !! Page pulled me aside and asked to play my '57 Les Paul and told me he thought he had met me in a past life [wow!!].. Then they invited me to dinner, Racqlette in a chalet in the Alps.. with Led friggin' Zep!! All this was made better when 2 of my friends from LA had witnessed the show there and came back to LA to tell the stories for me." http://www.eagle-rock.com/product/live-at-montreux-1975-1993/

John Paul Jones, Thurston Moore & Steve Noble Resonance Fundraiser 2019 Thursday, March 28, 2019 8:00 PM The 100 Club 100 Oxford Street London, England, W1D A unique musical meeting of three of the most inventive performers of our time. John Paul Jones is going to be performing with Thurston Moore (Sonic Youth) and Steve Noble for one night only on 28th March 2019 The 100 Club in London to benefit Resonance 104.4fm Tix avail here (on sale now): https://fundraiser.resonance.fm/events/2019/3/28/johnpauljones-thurstonmoore-stevenoble?fbclid=IwAR3fSMAwG8YsuB4qoFU7m78EGZ2nYCf3i0sXQcYNyt_C1go819M9Y-5o4j0 A unique musical meeting of three of the most inventive performers of our time – for perhaps the only time - all to benefit Resonance FM! As co-founder and legendary multi-instrumentalist with Led Zeppelin, John Paul Jones needs no introduction. A restless and radical musical innovator for over half a century - as composer, arranger, and producer across genres ranging from pop to opera to electronica and avant-garde - he is joined for this intimate performance at the iconic The 100 Club by like minds in the form of Thurston Moore and Steve Noble. Thurston's ground-breaking use of extended techniques as guitarist in Sonic Youth, the most enduring of America's experimental rock bands, is matched here by the extraordinary dexterity of improvising drummer Steve, collaborator of choice of countless free jazz iconoclasts including Derek Bailey, Joe McPhee and Matthew Shipp. The three come together for an unforgettable evening to raise funds for Resonance FM - the most inventive radio station in the world. Tickets: £50 on-line here. http://www.johnpauljones.com/news_02-04-2019.html

Czech: Spark (Jan. 2019) Muzikus (Jan. 2019)

La Heavy (Spain) n.410

Rolling Stone (Germany) Feb. 2019

It's this release from France: https://www.discogs.com/Led-Zeppelin-Whole-Lotta-Love/release/6531267 You're missing the picture sleeve and it looks like poor/good condition with writing on the label, so not worth much at all unfortunately.

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Led Zeppelin are pleased to announce that Jimmy Page, Robert Plant and John Paul Jones are collaborating with Reel Art Press to publish the official illustrated book celebrating 50 years since the formation of the group. Coming 2018. For updates please visit reelartpress.com

The Song Remains the Same soundtrack - attempted review...

Jimmy Page and Joe Elliott to appear at Classic Rock Awards Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page and Def Leppard frontman Joe Elliott latest stars revealed to be attending Classic Rock Roll Of Honour in Tokyo Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page and Def Leppard frontman Joe Elliott are the latest stars to be added to the lineup for the 2016 Classic Rock Roll Of Honour. Page and Elliott are announced alongside Philippine superstars Sarah Geronimo and Bamboo and will join the previously announced artists Jeff Beck, Cheap Trick, Kirk Hammett of Metallica, Phil Collen of Def Leppard, Richie Sambora, Orianthi and Thai band Slot Machine. This year's Classic Rock Roll Of Honour is being held in Japan for the first time, with the ceremony taking place on November 11 at Ryogoku Kokugikan Stadium in Tokyo – the spiritual home of sumo wrestling. TeamRock Chief Executive Billy Anderson says: "TeamRock are delighted to have Jimmy Page and Joe Elliott joining us for what will be an incredible celebration of rock music. Rock musicians don't come much more 'classic' than Jimmy Page and to have him and Jeff Beck – two masters of their trade – together at the Classic Rock Roll Of Honour in Tokyo will be a once-in-a-lifetime experience. "And few bands have had the continued success that Def Leppard have enjoyed for so many years. Joe Elliott is an international rock icon and we are thrilled that he will be there with us in Japan. "When you consider the other artists lined up to appear, we can guarantee that the Ryogoku Kokugikan Stadium is set for a night that will live long in the memory of anyone lucky enough to be there." Jeff Beck will be given the highest honours on the night and he has announced that he will be assembling his own special band of musicians for the event. Beck’s band includes an all­-star cast featuring the brothers Dean and Robert DeLeo of Stone Temple Pilots on guitar and bass. He will also be joined by guitarist Tommy Henriksen, of US-based supergroup Hollywood Vampires, and Korn drummer Ray Luzier. Tickets for the event are available now, via Ticketbis. http://teamrock.com/news/2016-09-23/jimmy-page-and-joe-elliott-to-appear-at-classic-rock-awards

That's from the Teen-Clubs Copenhagen newsletter/programme, March 1969. http://www.ledzeppelin.com/show/march-15-1969 The photo was taken in Sept. '68. We do have a print of it in the band's archive, but no others from this exact session that I recall. There's also a few from this session, which is from generally the same time:

"Led Zeppelin Day" proclaimed today in Denver on 50th anniversary of band's first US concert Fifty years ago today, December 26, 1968, Led Zeppelin played its first ever concert in the U.S., opening a show for Vanilla Fudge at Colorado’s Denver Auditorium Arena. In honor of the milestone, the Mayor’s Office of the City and County of Denver has proclaimed today “Led Zeppelin Day.” To commemorate the show, a plaque and a sculpture depicting Led Zeppelin’s Denver performance has been created by a local artist. It’ll be presented to the Colorado Music Hall of Fame at a special event next year and will go on permanent display at the institution in Morrison, Colorado. The event may also feature an exhibit of Led Zeppelin memorabilia and guest appearances. As the Hall of Fame’s executive director, Chris Daniels, explains, Vanilla Fudge had to convince local promoter Barry Fey to include Led Zeppelin on the concert bill by offering to pay half of Zeppelin’s requested $1,500 fee out of their own proceeds from the show. “Thanks to the mayor for helping to promote the long history of music in Colorado and to the family of Barry Fey, who had the vision to bring a young British band to Colorado for their debut concert in the U.S.,” Daniels says in a statement. According to LedZeppelin.com, the songs that the band played at its first U.S. show were “Train Kept a Rollin’,” “I Can’t Quit You Baby,” “As Long as I Have You,” “Dazed and Confused,” “White Summer/Black Mountainside” and “How Many More Times.” Interestingly, the Denver concert also featured a set by Spirit, the band whose song “Taurus” Led Zeppelin has been accused of ripping off to create “Stairway to Heaven.” Copyright © 2018, ABC Radio. All rights reserved. http://www.classichitsandoldies.com/v2/98516/