Robert Plant and Jimmy Page’s management company have denied media reports that Led Zepplin are to reform for a US tour with Jason Bonham filling in on drums for his later father John Bonham. The Sunday Times reported that the three surviving members - Robert Plant, Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones - had patched up their differences at a meeting at management company Trinifold. But the management firm's Robert Rosenberg told the BBC the reports were "completely speculative. We don't know where these stories are coming from - certainly not from our office. At this point there is no tour, nor any plans for one, and no discussions have taken place about a tour." Guitarist Page and singer Plant have already toured together of course, but the band has not worked as an ensemble since the death of John Bonham in 1980.
Oct 15, 2002
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Zeppelin reunion rumours untrue
Management company Trinifold denies a Sunday Times report that Led Zeppelin will reform for a US tour with Jason Bonham on drums.