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Celebrating 20th anniversary of Lead Zeppelin – A38 Ship – River Danube.

 

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January 19, 2024, – 7 p.m.

Most probably ain’t necessary to introduce the work of either Led Zeppelin or their domestic successor, Lead Zeppelin, who has reigned for two decades to anyone who has a love for classic rock music. The latter band is also celebrating its anniversary on January 19. On this occasion on the River Danube flowting A38 ship will be surely filled with magical bluesy, folk, timeless music.

The group of friends, recruited for Jimmy Page’s 60th birthday, was brought together in 2003 by the love of Zeppelin’s music. That gathering hit the bell so they decided to continue interpreting the essence of Led Zeppelin to the domestic audience. After a few years, the final line-up was formed, which has remained unchanged since 2017, but in the recent years, many well-known performers, including Joe Rudán, Egon Póka, Zsolt Horváth, Hirleman Bertalan, Ádám Pettik, or even Mark Clarke, have been guests at their concerts with great success. Lead Zeppelin, as the best-known domestic tribute to the band, clearly strives to reproduce as authentically as possible the special atmosphere that Robert Plant conjured up on stage at the time. Fortunately, this concept also includes mixing some works together in creating something unknown and familiar in addition to the great classics. This kind of tingle definitely will not be only at this evening either, musical surprises and ferocious improve can be expected on the occasion of the celebration. The setlist will also feature rarely played compositions such as Achilles Last Stand, and of course the anniversary company will not be missed by the surprise guests.

In addition to the celebrated one, The Whu team will also take the stage, i.e. the only ‘The Who’ tribute band in the Eastern European area. The formation is made up of musicians active in other bands as well, who regard as a kind of love project the evergreen rock heritage of Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey, which has also been used a lot as film scores.

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