Robert Plant's Vinyl Hunt at Spillers Records

0:00It's April 9th, you're listening to Entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered entertainment coverage. Robert Plant, the Led Zeppelin frontman, turned heads by digging through crates at Spillers Records, the world's oldest record store, right in, Cardiff's Arcade. The 77-year-old legend got honored as this year's record store legend, ahead of record store day, on April 18th, with his plaque going. Up there. Led Zeppelin has deep roots and whales from back in the 70s. They crashed at Braunier or Cottage near Mockenliffe, on Pauiss, and just three months later, they cranked out their third album. Fans and locals lit up seeing plants in his element, flipping records like old times. He called the spot hallowed ground from his youth, a hangout pulsing with music culture and good vibes. Store owner Ashley Todd hailed plant as a true music connoisseur, whose passion never fades. She sees it as a huge nod that his plaque lands at Spillers, cementing its legacy. Plants keeping the fire alive with a new 4-track EP dropping for record store day in 2026.

1:06Proving vinyl hunts stay fresh, no matter, the years.