Led Zeppelin discuss new tour plans
Band to meet to meet this month for discussions
The members of Led Zeppelin are set to reconvene this month to discuss possible touring plans.
The band, who played a reunion show on December 10 last year at London’s O2 Arena, are rumoured to play further live dates this year.
Speaking to Rolling Stone, bassist John Paul Jones said: “There is a band meeting in January. It could be fun to do more stuff.”
He went on to describe the day of the reunion gig.
“I sat around playing banjo all day,” he said. “It calms me down. For every show we've ever done, there is always hype, expectancy."
He added: “For us, it was just, ‘Let's get on and do it.’ Obviously, there was quite a reception when we did get out there.”
The band, who played a reunion show on December 10 last year at London’s O2 Arena, are rumoured to play further live dates this year.
Speaking to Rolling Stone, bassist John Paul Jones said: “There is a band meeting in January. It could be fun to do more stuff.”
He went on to describe the day of the reunion gig.
“I sat around playing banjo all day,” he said. “It calms me down. For every show we've ever done, there is always hype, expectancy."
He added: “For us, it was just, ‘Let's get on and do it.’ Obviously, there was quite a reception when we did get out there.”
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