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ROBERT PLANT Reportedly 'Admits' Reunion Show Is On

September 5, 2007

NME.COM reports that LED ZEPPELIN frontman Robert Plant has confirmed that the legendary rock band will be reuniting later this year.

A reunion has been strongly rumoured for the last week or so and today (September 5) the singer confirmed it's definitely on.

A fan who met Plant in London today contacted NME.COM explaining that the singer confirmed the reunion was on.

"How did you find out about this? We've got a band meeting about it this afternoon, it's only going to be one-off gig," Plant confirmed to the autograph hunter.

NME.COM has also learned from a music industry source that the show, possibly to take place in November at the 02 in London, will be a charity gig organized by promoter Harvey Goldsmith.

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