Jason Bonham, son of Led Zeppelin’s original drummer, is kicking off an expanded tour this fall. The tour starts on October 22 in Louisville and will travel across North America, wrapping up in Hollywood on November 26. The band has added 26 new dates, bringing the total to 70 performances.
“This isn’t just an album — it’s the album,” Jason Bonham said. “Physical Graffiti has always been my ultimate Led Zeppelin record, and I wanted to celebrate its 50th anniversary with 50 unforgettable shows. Now, it looks like we’ll have 70!”
Each concert will feature the full Physical Graffiti double album, including classic hits like “Good Times Bad Times,” “Whole Lotta Love,” “Kashmir,” and “Stairway to Heaven.” On stage, Jason will be on drums, with Jimmy Sakurai on guitar, James Dylan on vocals, Dorian Heartsong on bass, and Alex Howland on keys.
After finishing up in Vancouver on August 31, the band will take a short break before hitting cities like Detroit, Boston, Atlantic City, Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Tampa.
Physical Graffiti, released in 1975, was Led Zeppelin’s first album on Swan Song Records. It quickly reached number one in both the U.S. and the UK, earning 16-times-platinum status in the U.S. The tour will stop at venues like The Louisville Palace Theatre and Hard Rock Casino Cincinnati, with fans expected to fill Massey Hall in Toronto and The Fillmore Detroit. Hard Rock Live venues across the country will also host shows.
You can check out the full tour schedule and buy tickets online. There’s a Live Nation presale on Thursday, so don’t forget to use the code RHYTHM!
