Led Zeppelin**—Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, and John Paul Jones—are reuniting with drummer **Jason Bonham** (son of the late John Bonham) for their first full-scale tour since 1980. Jason originally filled his father’s legendary role at the iconic 2007 O₂ Arena reunion .
Titled the **“One Last Ride”** or alternatively “Led Zeppelin: Ascension,” the tour will begin in **May–June 2026 in North America**, and then expand across **Europe, Asia, South America**, and **Australia**, with **more than 30 stadium shows** planned ([sportlands.co.uk][3]). Confirmed North American dates include SoFi Stadium (Los Angeles, June 10), Soldier Field (Chicago, June 15), MSG (New York, June 20), and Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz (June 25) ([sportlands.co.uk][3]). European venues include Wembley (London), Stade de France (Paris), Olympiastadion (Berlin), and potentially Madrid’s Wanda Metropolitano ([sportlands.co.uk][3]). Final shows overseas are expected later in the year .
Band members stress this is a **farewell celebration** honoring both their legacy and their loyal fans. Robert Plant described it as “a thank you… One last ride. One last roar,” while Jimmy Page emphasized that it’s about “honoring the legacy” with emotional intensity, visual backdrops, and archival footage . Jason Bonham echoed heartfelt sentiment, saying, “Every time I sit behind the kit, I feel my dad’s presence”
Expect an **epic setlist** of classics—“Stairway to Heaven,” “Whole Lotta Love,” “Kashmir”—alongside deeper cuts, enhanced with immersive staging, LED visuals, pyrotechnics, and possibly holographic tributes to John Bonham .
Ticketing**: Fan-club and credit-card presales will begin in **early 2026**, with general sale following. Promoters are implementing digital authentication and anti-scalping measures to give genuine fans a fair shot .
Beyond live performances, the tour is expected to be documented for a live album and film. Additionally, a special box set, deluxe reissues, and a streaming documentary are reportedly in the works.
This grand-scale, global farewell tour represents **the final live chapter** of one of rock’s most influential bands—an emotional culmination of their storied half-century journey.
