Led Zeppelin Celebration Day Reunion Concert Goes Free This Week

Led Zeppelin (Capture the Celebration Day concert screen)

JAKARTA - Led Zeppelin will broadcast the 2012 concert film, Celebration Day for free this weekend.

Celebration Day was filmed at the legendary band's only reunion show at The O2 in London on December 10, 2007.

The show headlined the Ahmet Ertegun Tribute Concert, which was held in memory of Led Zeppelin's friend and Atlantic Records founder Ahmet Ertegun.

The concert film was released simultaneously in November 2012 following a limited cinematic release the previous month.

Now, Led Zeppelin has confirmed that the film will be officially available and viewable online and free on their YouTube channel from 8pm UK time, Saturday, May 30.

The stream can be watched on the Led Zeppelin YouTube channel for three days (ending June 2) following the YouTube premiere on Saturday.

The show saw founding members John Paul Jones, Jimmy Page and Robert Plant join forces with Jason Bonham, son of the late band drummer John Bonham, performing 16 songs. Here are the songs:

1. Good Times Bad Times

2. Ramble On

3. Black Dog

4. In My Time Of Dying

5. For Your Life

6. Trampled Under Foot

7. Nobody's Fault But Mine

8. No Quarter

9. Since I've Been Loving You

10. Dazed And Confused

11. Stairway To Heaven

12. The Song Remains The Same

13. Misty Mountain Hop

14. Kashmir

15. Whole Lotta Love

16. Rock And Roll

Meanwhile, last week, Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl recalled the experience of playing live with John Paul Jones and Jimmy Page during the Foo Fighters show at Wembley Stadium in June 2008.

The band played two nights at London's iconic venue, a year after making their debut there as part of the line-up for Al Gore's Live Earth concerts.

On the second night, Grohl brought Page and Jones onto the stage to play Led Zeppelin's Rock and Roll. At that time, Grohl played drums, while the vocal line was fronted by drummer Taylor Hawkins.