Led Zeppelin may be the epitome of a hard-edged rock band, but Jimmy Page felt that there was a limit on how soft they could get.

A new documentary about the band’s early days offers a rich backdrop to an unlikely performance of a star on the rise.

Out of the band's huge archive of unreleased material, Jimmy Page thinks this is the best unheard Led Zeppelin music, coming from a truly unique session.

In an interview, The Rolling Stones' Mick Jagger distanced himself from Led Zeppelin and another classic rock band.

Jimmy Page and The Black Crowes are bringing back their 1999 collaboration with an expanded edition of Live at the Greek.

For example, Led Zeppelin’s Jimmy Page played on one of the biggest songs from the British Invasion. He nearly made a pop star fall over with his musicianship. During a 2014 interview with ...

After refining the band’s blend of heavy-hitting blues-rock and introspective English folk on their five previous records, Led Zeppelin made Physical Graffiti their victory lap. They were now ...

The Led Zeppelin legend says the technology is exploiting musicians and is “devoid of the struggles that define true artistry ...

In one of pop music’s oddest confluences, future Led Zeppelin members Jimmy Page and bassist John Paul Jones sat in on that 1964 recording session, years before the band came together.

In the new film “Becoming Led Zeppelin,” an Arkansas blues legend is featured performing harmonica. This is one of several ...

Despite having shut down legions of authors and filmmakers interested in their story, the members of Led Zeppelin said yes to Bernard MacMahon. Why?

Page had known Joe Walsh, then a budding guitar hero with the James Gang, since his pre-Zeppelin days with the Yardbirds. And ...