Oct 28, 2008 • 1 min read

More Zeppelin talk

Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones says the band hopes to tour and is trying out singers to replace Robert Plant, speaking to BBC Radio Devon.

I suggest a large proportion of you skip reading this item, as you probably just don't care any more whether Led Zeppelin tour or not. But there's been a bit more talk about it, and I feel duty bound to report it. Bassist John Paul Jones has said that he "really hopes" that he, Jimmy Page and Jason [son-of-John] Bonham will do some live dates and has told BBC Radio Devon that the group are trying out some vocalists to replace Robert Plant.

Jones is quoted as saying: "We are trying out a couple of singers. We want to do it. It's sounding great and we want to get on and get out there. It's got to be right. There's no point in just finding another Robert. You could get that out of a tribute band, but we don't want to be our own tribute band. There would be a record and a tour, but everyone has to be on board".

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