Sep 10, 2007 • 1 min read

Speculation grows regarding Led Zeppelin reunion

Speculation grows that Led Zeppelin will reunite at London's The O2 on 13 November, with AEG Live and Michael Cohl's CPI reportedly making offers to the band.

Oh yes, speculation continues to grow regarding the possibility of that Led Zeppelin reunion, with a formal announcement now expected this week.

The latest thinking is that the reunion, expected to be staged at London's The O2 arena, possibly as part of a tribute event to late Atlantic Records founder Amhet Ertegun, will take place on 13 Nov, after the date 11.13.07 was posted on the band's website without further explanation. That said, that is also the day Warner's Rhino division plans to release a 24 track best-of, called 'Mothership', in the US, and may well relate to the album release rather than any reunion concert.

Billboard reports that both AEG Live and Michael Cohl's CPI have put in offers to Robert Plant, Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones to reunite as Led Zepp, while Music Week suggests promoter Harvey Goldsmith may be involved. Though deals for such a reunion have been on the table for some time from various promoters, so it is not 100% clear which of those proposals may be actually behind this reunion.

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