Led Zeppelin 1977 – Oakland: The Backstage Violence That Nearly Ended the Tour

Описание: On July 24, 1977, Led Zeppelin’s triumph at Day on the Green collapsed into chaos. A backstage brawl, police arrests, and shocking violence scarred the band’s final U.S. stand. Onstage, Page wore the Dragon Suit, Plant commanded the crowd, and Bonham thundered with power. But behind the curtain, tensions reached a breaking point. The Oakland concert was overshadowed by brutality, tension, and one of the darkest chapters in Zeppelin’s history — setting the stage for what came next in New Orleans. #ledzeppelin #robertplant #jimmypage #johnbonham #johnpauljones #documentary

This documentary uncovers the music, the madness, and the personal toll that defined Zeppelin’s time in America.

🎥 Watch Part 1 of the Oakland saga here:    • Led Zeppelin 1977 – Oakland: The Calm Befo...  
🎥 Next episode: New Orleans 1977 – The Day It All Fell Apart:    • Led Zeppelin 1977 – The Day It All Fell Ap...  

⏱️ Timestamps
00:00 Intro
01:20 Chapter 3 - The Oakland Incident
13:06 Chapter 4 - News of the World
20:24 Chapter 5 - Aftermath
21:53 Concert Summary: Highlights & More

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