Robert Plant's Saving Grace Rocks Colbert, New Album Teased

0:00It's April 9th, from char toppers to breaking drops. This is Music News Today, powered by AI. Robert Plant brought his band Saving Grace to the late show with Stephen Colbert, where they ripped into a rootsy take on Led Zeppelin's 19, 69 classic ramble on. Plant also debuted higher rock from their upcoming 2025 album Saving Grace, and he chopped it up with Colbert in a pre-show interview. Saving Grace kicked off back in 2019 with some intimate gigs and small English theaters. They cut their debut album mostly out in the field, then hit the road for a full US tour last fall to support it. Fans lost their minds over Plant channeling, that time was Zeppelin energy in such a fresh way, proving the rock legend still packs venues and TV. Screens at 76, it's got everyone buzzing about his endless evolution from hard rock to these folk-infused vibes. Plant keeps the momentum rolling with a standout set at the Big Year's festival in March,

1:01right after linking up with Alice and Kraus for there too. 2021 collab, raise the roof. Word is, Saving Grace has more shows lined up, so if you're craving that plant magic blended with new root sounds, stay tuned. This man's not slowing. Down anytime soon.