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According to Baseless Evidence, Led Zeppelin and Metallica to Headline Bonnaroo Powered by BlogBurst
POSTED: Monday, December 03, 2007



Led Zeppelin tour leaks keep coming from the strangest of sources. First, it was the Cult’s Ian Astbury blurting out what could be the biggest secret in rock as he announced his band would open for the still-unannounced and unconfirmed Zeppelin reunion tour. Now, “an anonymous reader” reportedly told the Lefsetz Letter writer Bob Lefsetz, “Zeppelin just confirmed for Bonnaroo.

They can’t officially announce until after the London gig so pass it on! Also Metallica is confirmed on the bill too!” Zeppelin, the stars of Rolling Stone’s current issue, have not announced any dates outside of their December 10th reunion concert at London’s O2 Arena.

Both rock bands make sense though for the ‘Roo: Led Zeppelin could single-handedly draw a Woodstock-sized audience to rural Tennessee even without a hundred other bands on the bill, plus the festival headlined the reunited Police last June.

Metallica would continue Bonnaroo’s trend of putting hard acts on the marquee, as the festival experimented with Tool among its headliners in 2007. But can we really believe “an anonymous reader” of The Lefsetz Letter? We barely believe our own “anonymous readers.”

Just two weeks ago, a fake Coachella flyer was making the rounds claiming that Radiohead, My Bloody Valentine and an unretired-from-the-stage David Bowie were headlining the 2008 Indio, CA, festival.

But with the ever-increasing number of festivals being held in the summer, Led Zeppelin would seem like a major coup for the hippie heaven Bonnaroo … that is, unless, they can orchestrate a Phish reunion.

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Phish would be nice addition to that linup!
MissMelsWell
I dunno, I probably wouldn't go to a crushing show in Tennessee.

Honestly, I saw Robert Plant and Jimmy Page in hummm, must have been around 1998 (give or take a couple of years) for their Walking Into Clarksdale tour. They pretty much only did their old Zeppelin songs and 2 or three songs from their Clarksdale album. That was good enough for me I think. If they do go on tour and come to my state, I'll buy tickets and go.

I will say, if you haven't seen them ... they're AMAZING. It was one of the better shows I have seen.
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