Led Zeppelin’s Stairway to Heaven arrived on their 1971 album and grew into their biggest classic even though it was never ...

The post Robert Plant Sings the Hell Out of Led Zeppelin’s “Stairway to Heaven” for First Time in 16 Years: Watch appeared first on Consequence. Perhaps inspired by Dave Grohl’s own recent ...

British rockers wonder: Why Pennsylvania? By Eriq Gardner Former Legal Editor-at-Large Or so goes the argument on why the lawsuit should be dismissed. The lawsuit came in June and described a ...

Led Zeppelin have been embroiled in a long legal battle over copyright infringement, but after many years they can finally lay the accusations to rest. ’60s LA band Spirit claimed Led Zeppelin ripped ...

Led Zeppelin is one of the most influential rock bands of all time. And one of the band’s most popular songs is “Stairway to Heaven,” a soft rock ballad for most of its genre-hopping runtime. Many Led ...

In 2014, Led Zeppelin was taken to court over a copyright dispute on behalf of the estate of the late frontman of Spirit, Randy Wolfe. According to the BBC, Wolfe’s lawyers argued that the band had ...

The four members of Led Zeppelin certainly didn't know they were creating an anthem for the ages when they began writing "Stairway to Heaven" in early 1971. But make no mistake: The band was ...

Led Zeppelin’s 1969 ballad Thank You from Led Zeppelin II stands out as a forgotten rock love song, praised for its heartfelt ...

“Stairway to Heaven” is one of the greatest rock songs of all time, and we have Robert Plant and Jimmy Page to thank for it. Lead singer Plant and guitarist Page co-wrote the iconic track for Led ...

Since 2000, the Library of Congress has gathered some of the most iconic audio recordings in history and preserved them for future generations as part of the National Recording Registry, so you've ...

Led Zeppelin first won the copyright lawsuit claiming that they had plagiarized the music for the hit track in June 2016 PEOPLE, Music Writer and Reporter Led Zeppelin is in the clear once again. On ...