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“Raising The Roof Tour” artist pre-sales starts today. Gain access to tickets by using the password: RAISETHEROOF Get your pre-sale tickets at: https://www.plantkrauss.com

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Press Release: Robert Plant and Alison Krauss announce first tour dates in twelve years Robert Plant and Alison Krauss announce first tour dates in twelve years - Outdoor concerts through the summer of 2022, from New York City's Forest Hills Stadium, London's Hyde Park, Berlin's magnificent Spandau Citadel to Hamar (Tjuvholmen) and Bergen (Bergenhus Fortress). A global YouTube Livestream starts at 19.00 Norwegian time, followed by NPR Music listening party 20.00. The new album Raise The Roof is out now. Today, Robert Plant and Alison Krauss open the doors to Raise The Roof . The long-awaited sequel to their 2007 monumental album, Raising Sand, is out now, and to celebrate the event, the duo have announced their first tour in twelve years. From June 1, 2022, they will bring their brand new music to a series of mostly large outdoor concerts throughout the United States, Great Britain and Europe. Tickets for the European dates will go on sale from 09.00 26.November. The US concerts go on sale a week later. Listen to Raise The Roof : https://plantkrauss.lnk.to/RaiseTheRoof Tonight, fans can watch the two icons play some of the new songs at. 19.00 on a global livestream presented in collaboration with YouTube , in addition to a virtual conversation with critic Ann Powers at. 20.00, which is part of NPR Music's listening party ( sign up here ). The recordings of Raise The Roof began at Nashville's Sound Emporium Studios in late 2019 and ended just weeks before the world closed. Like Raising Sand, T Bone Burnett has produced this coalition of early blues, secluded country songs, revolutionary folk-rock and forgotten soul music written by legends and unsung heroes such as Merle Haggard, Allen Toussaint, The Everly Brothers, Anne Briggs, Geeshie Wiley, Bert Jansch, Ola Belle Reed, Brenda Burns and more. Robert Plant says the following about the new album: «These are songs that have gone into our hearts way back in time, but got lost in the twists and curves of the passing years. You hear them and you go 'Man, listen to that song, we got to sing that song!' It's a vacation, really — the perfect place to go that you least expected to find. " Robert Plant & Alison Krauss Concert Date 2022: June 1 - Canandaigua, NY - CMAC June 3 - Saratoga Springs, NY - Saratoga Performing Arts Center June 4 - Forest Hills, NY - Forest Hills Stadium June 6 - Clarkston, MI - DTE Energy Music Theater June 7 - Chicago, IL - Pritzker Pavilion June 9 - Indianapolis, IN - TCU Amphitheater at White River State Park June 11 - Columbia, MD - Merriweather Post Pavilion June 12 - Philadelphia, PA - TD Pavilion @ The Mann June 14 - Cary, NC - Koka Booth Amphitheater June 16 - Atlanta, GA - Cadence Bank Amphitheater at Chastain Park June 26 - London, UK - BST Hyde Park July 1 - Hamar, NO - Tjuvholmen July 2 - Bergen, NO - Bergenhus Fortress July 5 - Rättvik, SE - Dalhalla July 14 - Lucca, IT - Lucca Summer Festival - Piazza Napoleone July 18 - Sopot, PL - Lesna Opera July 20 - Berlin, DE - Citadel Raise The Roof playlist: Quattro (World Drifts In) 2. The Price of Love 3. Go Your Way 4. Trouble With My Lover 5. Searching for My Love 6. Can't Let Go 7. It Do not Bother Me 8. You Led Me to The Wrong 9. Last Kind Words Blues 10. High and Lonesome 11. Going Where the Lonely Go 12. Somebody Was Watching Over Me

ROBERT Plant has donated a Led Zeppelin tee for a charity auction as Kidderminster College celebrates BBC 6 Radio Sounds annual T Shirt Day. Students and staff are being encouraged to rep their favourite artist today (November 19) and hopefully get their band of choice on the radio. Kidderminster College music students will also be taking to the KC Facebook LIVE at 7pm, showcasing their current work and material. The college has said it's a great opportunity to highlight the "plight of the Creative Industries" and how purchasing merchandise such as t-shirts or other apparel helps musicians. As part of the event, and to celebrate 50 years of Led Zeppelin, MAS Lab patron, Robert Plant, donated an Official Led Zeppelin prototype t-shirt for eBay auction, with all the proceeds going to the British Red Cross. MAS Lab was set up in 2019 and is focused around performance-based projects joining social concern with creative action. Kev Gammond, curator of MAS Lab said: "The collaboration of art and music will forever help make changes in the world. Without the creative industries, there is no activism, no voice, no joy." https://www.kidderminstershuttle.co.uk/news/19726631.robert-plant-donates-led-zeppelin-t-shirt-charity-auction/

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Robert Plant and Alison Krauss on Why They Never Dated: 'We'd Be in Trouble Now' Raise the Roof, Robert Plant and Alison Krauss' follow-up to the 2007 hit Raising Sand, is out on Nov. 19 By Rachel DeSantis November 18, 2021 Robert Plant and Alison Krauss' chemistry is off the charts — at least, when it comes to their music. The pair caught lightning in a bottle when they joined forces on the Grammy-winning 2007 album Raising Sand, and are looking to do so again with Raise the Roof, a new collaboration out Nov. 19. And although the Led Zeppelin rocker, 73, and the bluegrass darling, 50, share a close friendship, that bond — and considerable critical success — doesn't exactly translate into their personal lives. The pair were quizzed in this week's issue of PEOPLE on whether they were aware of internet chatter that perhaps their friendship was something romantic — chatter they quickly shut down. "I haven't heard it in a long time, but we did. We still do," Krauss says of having a relationship with Plant. "But not that one," Plant interjects, before Krauss chimes in to clarify: "We have a musical one." Ever ready with a wisecrack, Plant quips: "Because if we had that one, we'd be in trouble now. Trouble, party of one." With the coast clear of trouble, the two are ready to make a new mark with Raise the Roof, which features 12 new tracks, all covers just like last time, save for "High and Lonesome," an original that Plant wrote with producer T Bone Burnett. For more on Robert Plant and Alison Krauss, pick up the latest issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday, or subscribe here. A return to the studio 14 years later was easy for Plant, who says he and Krauss are "good together." "We're just good," he says. "I think we are determined and gritty. We like the idea of seeing things straight down the line, no fluffy stuff. So if we don't get it right, we have to move on. And we're friends, really good friends, so we can reach a 'no' really quickly if it's not feeling right. Krauss, meanwhile, says she and the British rocker share a "real love for history and where we both come from." Though they bonded over such similarities, there was a learning curve, at least in the beginning, as Krauss essentially tutored Plant during their first go-round, especially when it came to harmonies. "We've got our own individual strengths, and it's a miracle that they can ever meld. But they do," he says. "In the beginning it was difficult, because I wasn't used to being tutored and, 'Why don't you do it like this?' And I just thought, 'Oh, baby!'" RELATED: Robert Plant and Alison Krauss Had 'No Expectations' Making New Album: 'Knew It Would Be Good' Still, he says, "I like it. I like the idea of learning new stuff… I felt so much more accomplished when it started to work good." Looking ahead, Krauss and Plant hope to one day take the record on tour, once COVID-related logistics ease — and aren't closing the door on a third album. "I don't see any reason why not. There's a world full of beautiful songs that are waiting to be brought back into focus in a different way," says Plant. "I can't see any reason that that shouldn't work." https://people.com/music/robert-plant-alison-krauss-on-why-they-never-dated/