LED ZEPPELIN CONSIDER PLAYING NEW YORK?

Last updated: Wednesday, December 12, 2007

LED ZEPPELIN CONSIDER PLAYING NEW YORK?

LED ZEPPELIN are keen to return to New York's Madison Square Garden to relive the experience of 1973, when they played three sold out gigs at the venue.

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The legendary rockers spent their time after their London reunion gig on Monday (10Dec07) reminiscing about the old days when their drummer John Bonham was still alive.

And the group - with Bonham's son Jason taking the place of his father - is reportedly mulling over the idea of going to the U.S. to sell out the venue all over again.

A source backstage at Monday's gig says, "The band were really fired up and were talking about their late drummer John Bonham and what he would have thought about it - it was a time for reflection.

"Then the talk went to, 'What next? Was this it or would there be something else?' One of the guys started talking about their three concerts at the Garden.

"There was a consensus of, 'Why not?' It is one of the best live music venues in the world. I have no doubt after their reaction backstage that they will be there next year playing to a sell-out crowd."

The band has so far refused to speculate on whether they would play any more live dates, despite The Cult frontman Ian Astbury recently claiming he would be playing a series of live dates with the music legends next year (08).

Source: WENN

| Wednesday, December 12, 2007

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