Robert Plant's Saving Grace: Americana Takeover in 2026 Tour and Beyond
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Robert Plant, the golden-voiced Led Zeppelin legend, has been lighting up the news with fresh buzz on his folk-rooted Saving Grace band. AOL reports a major headline: his folk outfit joins the Spring Fever 2026 tour lineup, with artist presales kicking off December 10 via robertplant.com and general sales December 12. This points to a packed year ahead of intimate, genre-blending shows that could redefine his post-Zeppelin legacy, much like his Grammy triumphs with Alison Krauss.
Hot off that, the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville confirms Robert Plant with Saving Grace and Suzi Dian, plus opener Rosie Flores, for a high-profile gig—listed amid their packed 2026 calendar, underscoring Plants ongoing push into Americana territories that thrill critics and fans alike. EvriMagaci highlights his dynamic year wrapping 2025, from LZs Physical Graffiti 50th anniversary live EP drop in September—featuring rare 1975 Earl's Court and 1979 Knebworth cuts now on vinyl—to Saving Graces self-titled album blending desert blues, Zep reworks like Four Sticks, and global vibes. A Yorkshire Post review raves about a recent York Barbican concert where Plant and Dian stole the show with haunting harmonies on Blind Willie Johnson and Gillian Welch tunes, Plant joking hed rather gig there than back a Whitesnake cover act.
Far Out Magazine stirred gossip with a January archive piece on Plants 1979 wish for a Stevie Nicks collab that never happened, a tantalizing what-if echoing his Krauss magic. An AOL story teases a surprise intimate gig in Hereford deemed just amazing by fans, though details stay whisper-thin—no dates confirmed, pure buzz. No fresh social media flares or public spottings pop in the last few days, but Plants evolution from rock god to roots wanderer keeps the chatter alive, proving at 77 hes still the ultimate reinventor. Word count: 378.
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