Led Zeppelin tribute show 'Zeppelin Resurrection' by Letz Zep at The Drill, with general admission standing tickets.
Letz Zep are playing The Drill on Friday 23 October, bringing their tribute to Led Zeppelin to Free School Lane. They're billed as the leading tribute to the band's music, and they've got the pedigree to back it up: they've appeared on BBC1, BBC2 and ITV1, and Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson wrote about them in the Sunday Times.
What really sets them apart, though, are the nods from the original camp. Robert Plant has seen them perform and said, 'I walked in, I saw me'. Jimmy Page, after seeing their set list, commented, 'That was ambitious, but you pulled it off'. Warner Music named them Europe's number one, and they played the official launch party for Led Zeppelin's Mothership CD in London, as well as headlining the John Bonham - A Celebration concert.
They've toured more than 40 countries across six of the world's seven continents, with Antarctica being the only one they've missed. The venue itself has a bit of history to match: The Drill opened in 1890 as a military drill hall before it became the arts and community space it is now.
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Doors open at 19:00. General admission standing is £22.00 including fees, with a £2.00 booking fee on top.
