Robert Plant: Evolving Legends

On April 3rd, Robert planned his kept pushing boundary since Led Zeppelin's last hurrah 18 years ago at London's O2 Arena.

Instead of coasting, he's dropped killer albums with bands like The Strange Sensation, Band of Joy, Sensational Space Shifters, and Saving Grace Plus.

Millions selling duets with Allison Kraus on Raising Sand and Raised the Roof.

He's turned down every plea to reunite with Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, and Jason Bonham, calling it integrity over nostalgia.

Plan doesn't want a tour like bored old-timers chasing the stones. He's worth about 200 million pounds, and sees that O2 gig as the perfect, full stop.

Fans worldwide felt the sting. 20 million tried snagging tickets to that one show, but plans all about growth always on a learning curve.

Surprising himself with fresh shounds from Blues to Folk, his solo run spans 17 albums, blending covers and originals that rival his dept days, like the experimental Shaken and Stirred, or The Rootsie, Band of Joy Revival.

Recent gems include Carrey Fire and the laid-back Saving Grace with Susie Dianne.

Plan still evolving at 76. Proving you don't rest on legends, you build new ones, keeping that fire lit for whatever's next.

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