Led Zeppelin frontman Robert Plant sang his fair share of colossal rock and roll anthems, but he called one 1962 blues song "bigger than 'God Save The Queen'".

Robert Plant established himself among rock's archetypal performers with Led Zeppelin, but he owed his success to a childhood obsession with Elvis Presley.

Robert Plant's unexpected musical choice reveals a softer side of the rockstar, with a song that "evokes goosebumps".

He knew they were destined for greatness together. Find out which song Plant used to audition for what would become Led ...

Available for an eye-watering £20K, Plant bought it off Chicken Shack’s Stann Webb before luthier John Birch made some drastic changes to it ...

Les Paul that Les Paul gave the former Led Zeppelin frontman has been sold but that Strat is one super-cool refin – so too the mandolin and resonator ...

Led Zeppelin legend Robert Plant has revealed his favourite song of all time - and it's a world away from the rock anthems he ...

Alison Krauss says that she and Robert Plant may make another album together — following on from the success of their 2007 collaboration Raising Sand and 2021’s Raise The Roof. In a new interview with ...