Led Zeppelin Announces Final World Tour, ‘One Last Ride’ Kicking Off June 10 at LA’s SoFi Stadium Dates and Cities Revealed…

After years of speculation and near-mythical rumors, it’s finally happening. Led Zeppelin has announced what will be their final world tour, a farewell run appropriately titled “One Last Ride.” The legendary rock group—whose music has defined generations and inspired countless artists—is officially stepping back into the spotlight for one last journey across the globe. The tour will begin on June 10 at Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium, marking the band’s first full-scale concert performance in over four decades.

Sources close to the band confirm that Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, and John Paul Jones have agreed to reunite for this historic tour, with Jason Bonham, son of the late drummer John Bonham, once again behind the kit. While fans have long dreamed of a full-fledged reunion, the announcement still feels surreal—largely because it’s something the band said for years they’d never do. But something changed.

In a brief but emotional statement, Plant said, “We’ve all lived long lives full of music, memories, and milestones. This tour isn’t about reliving the past—it’s about honoring it. One last time, loud and free.”

Jimmy Page added, “We’re not going quietly. These songs still have fire, and we want to share them, one last time, with the people who kept them alive.”

The tour will span 24 cities across North America, Europe, Asia, South America, and Australia. Some of the confirmed stops include Chicago, Toronto, London, Berlin, Tokyo, São Paulo, Sydney, and Cape Town. Each performance is being planned as a full-scale production—a mix of raw Zeppelin energy and immersive stage design, with subtle nods to their iconic visuals from past tours.

Production insiders describe the show as “a spiritual experience” rather than just a rock concert. The band is reportedly working with a team of visual artists and sound engineers to reimagine their classic catalog in a way that’s faithful to the music but elevated for today’s audiences. The setlist, still under wraps, is rumored to span their entire discography, with a few surprises that have never been performed live.

Tickets will go on sale in early May, with priority access granted to subscribers of the band’s official website and long-standing fan clubs. Industry insiders are already predicting it will be one of the fastest-selling tours in music history.

What makes this tour even more poignant is the sense of finality. There’s no promise of an encore, no illusion of “maybe one more.” This is truly the last time these legends will stand together on stage, play these songs as a band, and look out at a sea of raised hands and knowing smiles.

It’s not just a concert. It’s a moment. And for those lucky enough to be there, it will be a once-in-a-lifetime goodbye from one of the greatest rock bands the world has ever known.