HISTORIC NEWS: Robert Plant Announces Final Tour with Jimmy Page, Alison Krauss, and Dave Grohl — A Once-in-a-Lifetime Lineup Blending Legendary Rock, Soulful Folk-Country, and Modern Rock Power, Marking the Ultimate Farewell to Led Zeppelin’s Immortal Legacy and One of the Greatest Chapters in Rock History*
In a jaw-dropping announcement that has electrified the music world, Robert Plant has confirmed what fans have long dreamed of but never truly expected: a final, all-star tour featuring Led Zeppelin co-founder Jimmy Page, Grammy-winning Americana icon Alison Krauss, and rock powerhouse Dave Grohl. Billed as Plant’s definitive farewell to touring, this unprecedented lineup promises to honor Led Zeppelin’s immortal legacy while exploring the vast sonic landscapes that have defined Plant’s career.
The tour, set to kick off in early 2026, is being hailed as one of the most historic events in rock history. For the first time in decades, Plant and Page will share the stage on a full tour, performing Zeppelin classics reimagined with Krauss’ angelic harmonies and Grohl’s thunderous drumming and guitar work. Fans can expect a seamless fusion of genres—from Zeppelin’s mystical hard rock to Krauss’ soulful folk-country stylings and Grohl’s high-energy modern rock influence.
This isn’t just a tour, it’s a celebration of music’s endless possibilities,” Plant said in a press release. “Jimmy and I have walked this road together for decades, Alison has brought me into new worlds of melody, and Dave’s fire reminds us all why we fell in love with rock ’n’ roll. This feels like the right way to close a chapter.”
The setlist is rumored to feature Zeppelin staples like “Stairway to Heaven” and “Kashmir,” alongside selections from Plant and Krauss’ acclaimed albums *Raising Sand* and *Raise the Roof*, plus tributes to Grohl’s Foo Fighters and Nirvana legacy. The shows will be backed by a world-class ensemble blending orchestral strings, traditional folk instrumentation, and electric rock energy.
Music historians are already calling this tour “a generational event” and “the last great gathering of rock royalty.” Venues are expected to sell out instantly, and whispers of a cinematic concert film are already circulating.
For fans of Led Zeppelin, Americana, and modern rock alike, this tour represents more than just music—it’s the end of an era, a historic meeting of legends, and a once-in-a-lifetime farewell that will echo through the halls of rock history forever.
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