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Robert Plant Laughs Off Led Zeppelin Reunion Rumors

June 28, 2007 9:20 AM ET

For several days, a skepticism-inducing rumor has been making its way around the Internet, claiming that Led Zeppelin will reunite for a show memorializing late Atlantic Records co-founder Ahmet Ertegun, then head out on a tour. Mr. Robert Plant himself has now reportedly denied these claims, and even made a joke about the purported reunion: "If there was one, then there wouldn't be enough doctors to support it!"

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