A long-awaited tribute to one of rock’s most
iconic bands is set to be unveiled outside
London’s O2 Arena on January 23, 2025.
A statue honoring the legendary members of Led
Zeppelin will be revealed to mark the band’s
enduring legacy and their historical connection to
the venue. The O2 Arena, which was once known
as the Millennium Dome, has become
synonymous with the band, especially after their
highly anticipated 2007 reunion concert, which
was held at the arena and is still regarded as one
of the most memorable performances in rock
history.
The statue will feature the four original members
of Led Zeppelin—Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John
Paul Jones, and the late John Bonham—
capturing their powerful presence and iconic
stature.
It will serve as a lasting tribute to the band’s
monumental influence on rock music and its
culture. The unveiling of the statue is expected to
be a momentous event, drawing fans, music
industry professionals, and celebrities to
celebrate the enduring impact Led Zeppelin has
had on generations of musicians and music
lovers alike.
Led Zeppelin’s legacy, spanning from their
formation in the late 1960s to their
groundbreaking albums and legendary live
performances, continues to inspire artists across
genres. The O2 Arena itself is a fitting location for
the tribute, as it holds a special place in Led
Zeppelin’s history, marking the band’s one-off
reunion performance in 2007, which was their
first concert together in nearly three decades.
