Fans of Led Zeppelin, rejoice! The iconic band is now back together under the spotlight. Robert Plant,

Jimmy Page, and John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin came together for their first live performance in 27 years for the ‘Celebration Day’ event.

This momentous occasion showcased their iconic song ‘Kashmir,’ which received millions of views on the internet and demonstrated Led Zeppelin’s unwavering musical talent.

By filling in for his late father, John Bonham, on the drums, Jason Bonham elevated the event with a poignant touch that connected the past and present.

This reunion concert at London’s O2 arena was more than just a standard show; it was a heartfelt memorial to the band’s founding drummer and a demonstration of Led Zeppelin’s enduring legacy.

The band’s creative fusion of rock and other genres was highlighted by their performance, which cemented ‘Kashmir’as a key component of their discography.

The ensemble received the Kennedy Center Honors in 2012; this highly esteemed award has previously been given to musical greats such as Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald.

Led Zeppelin’s enormous contribution to music and American society was further underscored by this acknowledgment from President Barack Obama.Why do you wait?

Watch the film below, which celebrates Led Zeppelin’s continuing influence on the music industry, to get a firsthand look at the passion and feeling of their unforgettable reunion.