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ROBERT PLANT To Perform At ABBEY ROAD For Cancer Research

February 5, 2010

Paul Williams of MusicWeek reports that LED ZEPPELIN frontman Robert Plant will perform at Abbey Road Studios in London, England in an intimate gig to raise money for Cancer Research UK.

Sound & Vision, which is now in its fifth year and has so far raised more than £700,000, will take place at the celebrated studios on February 25 and will be hosted by Radio 2 DJ and Cancer Research UK patron Bob Harris.

Plant, whose set will feature U.S. singer-songwriter Beth Nielson Chapman and the London Oriana Choir, will be joined on the bill by David Gray and Newton Faulkner.

Read the entire report from MusicWeek.

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