LONDON (AP) - The surviving original members of Led Zeppelin have reunited onstage to promote a concert film of their last performance together in 2007.
It was words and not music as singer Robert Plant, guitarist Jimmy Page and bassist John Paul Jones held a news conference Friday to launch “Celebration Day.”
The film records the band’s performance at a concert at London's O2 arena _ their first live show together in 27 years.
The movie captures the 1970s hard rock heroes _ joined by Jason Bonham, son of the late original drummer John Bonham _ looking relaxed and sounding confident as they powered through hits including “Kashmir,” “Whole Lotta Love” and ” Stairway to Heaven.”
“Celebration Day” is released in theaters around the world Oct. 17 and on DVD Nov. 19.
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