Jimmy Page Gives Thumbs Up to of Led Zeppelin Reunion Tour

While they rocked and revolutionized the music industry in the rock genre during the 70s, Led Zeppelin is ready to bring some of their greatest hits and new tunes into the 21st century through a reunion tour.
Led Zeppelin's guitarist Jimmy Page exclusively revealed to Reuters that the band's one-night gig in London in December was well received by the public. With fans seeing the band reunite for one night only performance, rumors immediately spread of a possible reunion tour. Page grounded those rumors stating that frontman Robert Plant had other commitments, especially that with bluegrass star Alison Krauss and their joint-album, Raising Sand.

In a recent interview during halftime at a New York Knicks game, Page said, "You don't know what's around the corner. It's so much fun to play with those guys. I miss it so much."

Page's statements are in contrast with Plant's remarks in September. Plant said then, "There will be one show and that'll be it," assuring that there will be no possibility of reunion tour anytime soon.

A lot of things are said and done in the music industry, but one thing is for certain: you can never say never in this business.