Led Zeppelin were no more. “The 1977 tour ended because I lost my boy, but it had also ended before it ended, really,” Plant said in Trampled Underfoot. “It was just a mess.

Led Zeppelin couldn't have known that their July 24, 1977 concert in Oakland, ... Led Zeppelin eventually regrouped, but the 1977 tour was a disappointing end to their American dream.

Led Zeppelin parted ways with Atlantic Records in 1974, where they released five of their eight albums, ... and their 1977 American tour was riddled with arrests and fans rioting.

“The 1977 tour was a disaster with a lot of violence and drugs. After that John Paul Jones took over and the 1979 and 1980 tours were like a senior citizen’s Led Zeppelin.” ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Sex, drugs and rock & roll don’t begin to describe Led Zeppelin’s 1977 North American tour. There was a tremendous amount of violence. Hundreds of people were arrested ...

LED ZEPPELIN LIVE 1975-1977 is a new book featuring unseen tour photos of the band. By George Simpson , Film & Music Editor 16:36, Mon, Aug 20, 2018 | UPDATED: 16:56, Mon, Aug 20, 2018 ...

Despite being part of a tour that eventually devolved into violence and heartbreak, Led Zeppelin put it all together during their April 27, 1977, stop at the Richfield Coliseum near Cleveland ...

When asked about his most memorable moment shooting Led Zeppelin, it’s a memory of Page during one of the band’s iconic shows at the LA Forum in 1977 that remains at the forefront of his mind.