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LED ZEPPELIN Approached To Headline U.K.'s DOWNLOAD Festival

March 23, 2010

The organizer of the U.K.'s annual Download festival has told Xfm that LED ZEPPELIN were approached to headline this year's event. Andy Copping admitted that having AC/DC and ZEPPELIN on the same bill would constitute his dream bill.

"If I could get LED ZEPPELIN to play at Download, it would be phenomenal," said the festival chief. "If that's not going to happen, I'm more than happy with what we've got."

"Every single festival in the world approaches LED ZEPPELIN or their management to get them to pay at their festival. Loads of money gets thrown out. It's not what they want to do at the moment and that's fine. They probably never will, but everyone has a stab at it."

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