Robert Plant Teams with Saving Grace for 2025 North American Tour, Highlights NYC Dates
Here’s the scoop: legendary vocalist Robert Plant has just announced a sprawling 2025 North American tour alongside his dynamic backing outfit Saving Grace, with two headline shows set for New York City.
The artist best known for fronting Led Zeppelin revealed the dates in a statement posted on his official website and shared via social media on November 15, 2023. The run kicks off on March 12 in Atlanta, Georgia, and winds through 17 more cities before wrapping up on April 30 in Vancouver, British Columbia. Among the marquee stops are two back-to-back nights at Brooklyn’s storied Kings Theatre on March 28 and 29, followed by a March 31 engagement at Radio City Music Hall in Manhattan.
Saving Grace steps into its fifth year as Plant’s touring band, blending rootsy guitar licks, soulful vocals, and subtle electronic flourishes that complement Plant’s ever-evolving voice. Fans can expect selections from his latest solo album, which explores Americana and folk influences, alongside classics from his Led Zeppelin catalog, reimagined through the group’s modern lens.
Plant’s announcement arrives nearly two years after the release of his most recent studio project, which critics praised for its adventurous spirit and nuanced production. In the official press release he described this tour as “a journey through time and style,” adding that the collaboration with Saving Grace feels “more vital than ever.” This marks his first full North American outing since 2019, when he toured in support of an anthology release.
Tickets go on sale to the general public on December 6 at 10 a.m. Eastern via Ticketmaster and the artist’s official ticketing partner page. A limited pre-sale for fan club members and credit-card holders from select banks opens December 4. Prices range from $75 to $250, with VIP packages including meet-and-greet opportunities, exclusive tour merchandise, and access to the soundcheck.
New York City devotees should act fast, as Plant’s recent concerts in smaller markets have sold out within minutes. Last spring’s shows in Nashville and Seattle were completely booked less than an hour after sales commenced. Industry insiders suggest the New York dates could follow suit, given Plant’s enduring status as one of rock’s most influential voices.
For those tracking Plant’s trajectory, this tour underscores his commitment to reinvention. From his groundbreaking work in the 1970s through collaborations with Alison Krauss and modern genre-bending projects, the singer continues to defy expectations and draw both longtime fans and new listeners.
As the countdown to ticket drop begins, concertgoers can also watch for surprise guest appearances and special setlist variations that Plant has become known for. Whether you’re drawn by nostalgia or eager to witness his current sonic explorations, this 2025 tour promises to be a must-see event.
And that’s the tour lowdown. Keep your calendars marked and your browsers ready.
And there you have it. Make of that what you will.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and New York Post
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