BREAKING NEWS: Robert Plant has officially announced the reunion tour with original band members and late John Bonham’s son “Jason Bonham” in replace of his father a Celebration of the Spirit: Led Zeppelin Reunited” tour kicks off. Long live rock and roll!….

Rock and roll history is being rewritten today as legendary frontman Robert Plant has officially announced a Led Zeppelin reunion tour featuring original surviving members Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones, alongside Jason Bonham, son of the late and iconic drummer John Bonham. The tour, titled “A Celebration of the Spirit: Led Zeppelin Reunited,” will kick off later this year in a global celebration of the band’s monumental legacy.

The news comes after decades of speculation and countless rumors that the band might reunite for a full-scale tour. Today’s announcement ends years of silence with a thunderous statement: Led Zeppelin is back.

In a heartfelt press conference, Plant remarked, “This tour isn’t just about nostalgia. It’s about honoring the spirit of what we created together, and especially the powerful presence of Bonzo, who’s with us in every note. Jason has not only inherited his father’s thunder — he’s added his own fire to it.”

Jason Bonham, who has previously performed with the band during their historic 2007 Ahmet Ertegun Tribute Concert at London’s O2 Arena, steps into his father’s legendary shoes once again. Fans who witnessed that singular performance have long hoped it would one day lead to something more—and now, it finally has.

The setlist is expected to span their entire discography, featuring immortal classics like “Stairway to Heaven,” “Kashmir,” “Black Dog,” and “Whole Lotta Love.” Early reports suggest that the band is also reimagining some tracks for the live stage, promising both powerful nostalgia and fresh arrangements.

Tour dates have yet to be fully revealed, but sources confirm that it will begin in London before making stops across Europe, North America, South America, Japan, and Australia. Major cities are already bracing for what’s expected to be one of the most anticipated tours in rock history.

Fans and music historians alike are calling this moment “the second coming of Zeppelin” — a once-in-a-lifetime celebration of a band that shaped rock and roll as we know it.

As Plant said with a smile, “Long live rock and roll. Let’s bring the hammer of the gods back down to Earth.”

Stay tuned for official ticket releases and additional tour stops in the coming weeks.