ROBERT PLANT Says LED ZEPPELIN 'Could' Reunite For Future Performances

March 27, 2008

Uncut magazine reports that LED ZEPPELIN's Robert Plant has said that it is still highly unlikely that the band will go on a full-blown world tour, but there is a chance of more one-off perfomances, if the reason was right.

Speaking in the new (May 2008) edition of Uncut magazine, the singer says: "Hopefully, one day, we could do it again. Our profit is it's metaphysical."

The group's bassist John Paul Jones adds: "We (Jones and guitarist Jimmy Page) spoke afterwards, and we both thought the same it felt like the first night of a tour. You think, 'Oh, I could do that a bit better, or change something in that song.' And we didn't get a chance to do any more."

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