Led Zeppelin Singer Robert Plant to Perform in Sigulda in Summer 2027

Robert Plant, former lead singer of the British rock band Led Zeppelin, will perform at the Sigulda Castle Ruins open-air stage in Latvia on 17 July 2027. He will appear with his band Saving Grace and singer Suzi Dian, according to the concert agency L Tips Agency.

The agency describes the programme as a musical journey combining blues, folk, gospel, country and psychedelic sounds.

From Led Zeppelin to new projects

Plant gained worldwide fame as the frontman of Led Zeppelin. In the following decades he continued with unconventional collaborations. The agency points to his Grammy-recognised work with Alison Krauss, as well as the projects Band of Joy and Sensational Space Shifters.

About Saving Grace

The group formed in 2019 on the border between England and Wales, as its members bonded over a shared interest in music from different eras. Its first shows were held in small local venues with little publicity. The pause caused by the pandemic allowed the band to develop its sound without haste: music was recorded both in a studio set up in a barn and outdoors, with microphones hung in trees.

Although the 78-year-old Plant is the best-known name, the group is built on equal musical collaboration among its members. Suzi Dian's voice blends with Plant's vocals in nuanced harmonies and comes to the fore on some songs. "I knew that for many of these songs I needed another voice," Plant says.

The lineup also includes guitarist Tony Kelsey, guitarist and banjo player Matt Worley, percussionist Oli Jefferson and cellist Barney Morsey Brown, who is also known by the stage name Duotone.

The agency stresses that the band's concerts are marked by careful listening between musicians, vocal harmony and an ability to reveal fresh emotional depth in familiar songs.