Led Zeppelin 2 Tickets

I love Zeppelin and have my whole life. I never got to see them live and I've read that many of their live shows weren't all that great (no idea of that's accurate, but it's what I've read). But seeing Led Zeppelin 2 left me being like i had seen the real thing and it was spectacular. They vaguely look like the original band members, act like them, sound like them, and play like them. It's gotta be the closest one can get to seeing the real thing. My buddies and I all loved the show. And House of Blues Chicago is a cool venue. So it all added up to an amazing evening that we will always remember.

Very good band. I wish they would have played more than two hours. The venue felt like a throwback to the college town clubs of the 1970’s, but more crowded. Overall a very good experience.

We met a great group of people, the band was very cool and we got pictures with them as well, we will go see them again when they come back..

The band was very good. They stayed with mostly earlier material, but that was nice. It was more like a true "concert" in that they had extended songs as well as a solid drum solo. That was a nice change from just hearing a standard studio recording set. The singer's voice was better than some other similar cover bands. The only slight disappointment is that they pulled out Stairway about 45 minutes into a 2 hour set. Somewhat awkward, but it was really well done, nonetheless. I would see them again.

We saw Led Zeppelin 2 at Temple Live in Cleveland. They put on a raw and raucous show in the cavernous Masonic Temple. This was probably one of the loudest shows I've seen and the acoustics in the space could be a lot better because the distortion level was high. The band played a great setlist with a couple of lengthy versions of Dazed and Confused and Moby Dick.

The music was great but way too loud - only in the sense that the singing and lyrics got lost in the sounds of the bass. The performance was stellar - just wished we could of actually heard more of the songs. Brought us back to the 70's for sure

These guys are legit. Great concert ! Their energy is incredible. I’ve never enjoyed long drum solos. You’ll definitely like their 12 minute one !

House of Blues always brings the best talent to there venue! Led Zeppelin 2 is a spot on tribute band that brings there A game to there performance. The look, sound and energy. This was my 4th time to see that band at the HoB amongst others. Ready for the next show!

This is my 3rd time seeing these guys! This was their best show!! Had a lot of fun! They did a very good job covering Zep!

The sound was great . All the instruments and singer came thru crystal clear. The TV monitors were fuzzy and not in focus. We had balcony seats and so used upstairs bar and the bar tender made a lousy Long Island Tea. The food at concession stand was sub-par, but that is what I expected. But I will be back to House of Blues maybe to see Tesla.

Great job by all four artists. The drum solo was absolutely amazing. Lead singer related well to audience.

I'm too young by a couple of years to have seen the real Led Zeppelin live but this was a fantastic alternative. Led Zeppelin 2 sounded great musically, a tight and talented bunch. Great singer, nice harmonica work. I noticed some quirky movements and expressions, I don't know if they were hamming it upNice look. Cool rockin out with a diverse audience, ethnically and age. Awesome experience.

The venue was nice and clean. Service was great. Easy to get in and out. The House of Blues was exceptional. The band however was not. We saw them at the same venue in 2014, and they put on a fantastic show, so we went back only to find that they were a mess! The bassist was very talented, but the vocalist kept forgetting the lyrics and mumbling through versus, while the guitarist kept dropping out of his solos. I will not be seeing them again.

Really good show, the band did an excellent job... the show started promptly at 8:00, and they played with no breaks until past 10:00. All of the songs sounded great; I think Kashmir was my favorite, the keyboards were spot on. I was also very impressed with the drummer's drum solo on Moby Dick. The only thing I would say is that the vocals weren't quite on a par with Robert Plant, but then again I don't think there are very many people that can sing as well as Plant in his prime! The vocalist did play some cool harmonica licks on When The Levee Breaks and Nobody's Fault But Mine. I look forward to seeing them again, they will be doing a 50th anniversary tribute to the 1973 Houses Of The Holy album. From what I can recall, the songs they played were: Good Times, Bad Times; Heartbreaker; Immigrant Song; What Is And What Should Never Be; Since I've Been Loving You; When The Levee Breaks; Stairway To Heaven; Dazed And Confused; Going To California (with acoustic guitar and mandolin); Nobody's Fault But Mine; Kashmir; Moby Dick; Thank You; Ramble On; Whole Lotta Love; and The Ocean.

Like seeing the original band. Really good . Each one of the band members super talented

Both my son & I met the band after the show They appreciate their fans their music brought me back to my youth rocking to so many favs Thanks to all for a wonderful night @ House of Blues San Diego

They were pretty good. I liked that they played a lot of the bluesy stuff that other Zep bands dont play.

Incredible concert experience, highlighting all of the critical talents of each member with respect to their OG counterparts. Never a dull or a sour moment.

I am a little biased because I purchased the VIP seats. I didn't want to stand for a few hours, especially after a work day (Monday) - and the next day being a work day (Tuesday). The VIP seat of $60 each was worth it. The seats we had were great, located just above the stage. We were a few seats past the stage which overlooked those great musicians. Each of them providing an excellent show. Thank you

Really tight band. The band was great but the lead singer came up short for me.