The Sound Remains the Same - the Music of Led Zeppelin Tickets

Saw the band twice now - Musically the band is serious. The Songs are done like Led Zep would play as 4 players, no extra help. Singer was outstanding most of the songs, really hit Robert's tone. At 585 in July 2019, band seemed slow to start, as the sun went down and it cooled off, they sounded and played much better. I think the heat was too much. Played some deep cuts and Led Zep I, stuff most tribute bands won't try. Drum Solo - unbelievable, Guitarist was very solid, great tone! Would see them again!

The music was great, the singer was mostly weak and it was troubling that he read most of the lyrics from the tele prompter. His stage presence seemed awkward.

These guys are not only the best Led Zeppelin tribute band I have ever seen, they are the best tribute band I have ever seen, period. They do not try to look or dress the part ala Spinal Tap, which thankfully is a blessing. Their focus on the sound is what matters, and these guys do it better than anyone. The lead singer sounds JUST like Plant, when he was young, and the guitarist plays with dedication, note for note. Their drum solo is a tribute to Bonham and not to himself, and the bass player covers the bass, keys and vocals just as John Paul did. These guys are serious, and are what a tribute band should be, about the music. Can't wait to see them again. You can close your eyes and swear you are listening to the mighty Zep, in all their glory.

Fabulous sound! The band was tight. Wanted to go to see them in Buffalo the next night after they performed in Rochester!