Letz Zep

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THE ZEPPELIN IS FLYING AGAIN Letz Zep is considered the best Led Zeppelin tribute band in the world. The British magazine Kerrang even goes further and judges: "Better than a Led Zeppelin reunion." In spring, the flying airship will once again fly to Pratteln to bring the magic of Led Zeppelin into our hall. In January 2026, "Led Zeppelin's Resurrection" was last guest at Z7. "Over a full two hours, Letz Zep performed their set without a break, covering an impressive cross-section of the Zeppelin catalog. Classics like 'Kashmir', 'Whole Lotta Love', or 'Black Dog' elicited loud reactions, while quieter moments like 'Stairway to Heaven' caused the Z7 to collectively pause. Guitarist Andy Gray shone with his precise and passionate playing, breathing the spirit of Jimmy Page without becoming a mere copy," wrote diebuehrers.com after the celebrated show. Concerts by Letz Zep are like a comprehensive journey through the fascinating sound universe of the British rock legends. The mystical flights, the expanding blues passages, the frontal attacks, the acoustic breathing pauses: everything is there, rearranged - like in an epic rock film. With tensions, calm phases, explosions. Zeppelin frontman Robert Plant was "Dazed and Confused" when he saw Letz Zep and their singer Billy Kulke on stage for the first time. "I walked in, I saw me," he describes this magical moment. Letz Zep belongs to a vanishingly small minority that combines originality with authenticity. The band has been invited several times to official fan events - unless they were playing their headline gigs somewhere in the world. Whether in the sold-out Paris Olympia or in the Heineken Arena Madrid, at festivals in Mexico and Venezuela. The group has long become a global phenomenon, just like their idols. Their record label Warner Music also calls Letz Zep "the best band in the spirit of Page and Plant." Participants: Letz Zep