Led Zeppelin To Stream “Celebration Day” For Free

Led Zeppelin Celebration Day Watch Party

If you’re looking for something to watch this weekend, look no further. Led Zeppelin will be streaming their Celebration Day concert film for free from May 30th to June 2nd. Released in 2012, the film captures the band during their 2007 reunion at the O2 Arena in London.

At that point, the band had not performed together in 27 years. The lineup included all the surviving members – Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, and the mighty John Paul Jones – as well as drummer Jason Bonham, who took up the drum throne for his late father, John. Together, they ripped through all the classics: “Ramble On,” “Rock And Roll,” “Whole Lotta Love,” “Black Dog,” and more.

“It was very exciting to be there and doing it again,” Jones told Absolute Radio. “It didn’t seem to be as if the years had intervened at all. It went really well and we’re very pleased with it.”

The Led Zeppelin Celebration Day global watch party beings Saturday, May 30th at 3pm EST and will repeat until June 2nd. It will be streaming from the Led Zeppelin YouTube channel.

Get a head start by watching Jones and crew rip it up on “Black Dog”:

Celebration Day Track List:

  1. Good Times Bad Times
  2. Ramble On
  3. Black Dog
  4. In My Time Of Dying
  5. For Your Life
  6. Trampled Under Foot
  7. Nobody’s Fault But Mine
  8. No Quarter
  9. Since I’ve Been Loving You
  10. Dazed And Confused
  11. Stairway To Heaven
  12. The Song Remains The Same
  13. Misty Mountain Hop
  14. Kashmir
  15. Whole Lotta Love
  16. Rock And Roll

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