Led Zeppelin's management have removed all online video footage from the band's reunion show at London's O2 Arena on Monday (December 10). By yesterday afternoon, Uncut had found clips recorded on fans' mobile phones for ten out of the 16 tracks played at the charity show, however video sharing sit...
Led Zeppelin‘s management have removed all online video footage from the band’s reunion show at London’s O2 Arena on Monday (December 10).
By yesterday afternoon, Uncut had found clips recorded on fans’ mobile phones for ten out of the 16 tracks played at the charity show, however video sharing site YouTube have now removed all Led Zeppelin concert-related footage.
It is understood that the band own the rights to the gig and their management requested its removal, reports Billboard.
Prior to the show on Monday, rock magazine Kerrang reported that Led Zep’s show was to be filmed for a DVD release, and speculation is now that any official release will come in the new year.
Plus! See Uncut’s first review of the Ahmet Ertegun tribute concert by clicking here.
Don’t forget, if you were at the O2 Arena, email us if you have footage of the missing songs, or if you have photos and reviews you wish to share. Email us at: Uncutaudiencewith@ipcmedia.com
