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Former LED ZEPPELIN Frontman Joins PEARL JAM's Hurricane Benefit

September 20, 2005

According to Reuters, former LED ZEPPELIN frontman Robert Plant has joined the lineup of PEARL JAM's $1,000-per-ticket Hurricane Katrina benefit at the House of Blues in Chicago on October 5, a spokeswoman for the club said on Monday.

Plant is currently touring North America with his band the STRANGE SENSATION, and will squeeze the show in between an October 4 stop in New Mexico and an October 6 date in Texas.

The spokeswoman said four luxury boxes priced at $25,000 each have already been sold. Net proceeds from the show will go to such organizations as the Red Cross, Habitat for Humanity, the Jazz Foundation of America and the New Orleans Musicians' Clinic.

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