ROBERT PLANT, ALISON KRAUSS Talk About 'Raising Sand', Current Tour

May 7, 2008

BBC News has posted a five-minute video interview with LED ZEPPELIN frontman Robert Plant and bluegrass superstar Alison Krauss about their acclaimed 2007 album "Raising Sand" and their current tour. Watch the clip at this location.

Plant and Krauss recently wrapped up a few U.S. shows and are currently in Europe. They'll return this summer to kick off another U.S. leg and are being joined onstage by producer and musician T-Bone Burnett.

Plant and Krauss are among the more than 125 artists performing at the seventh annual Austin City Limits Music Festival, scheduled for September 26-28 at Zilker Park in Austin, Texas.

The pair won "Wide Open Country Video of the Year" at the Country Music Television Awards recently for the song "Gone, Gone, Gone (Done Moved On)".

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