ROBERT PLANT Closes Malta's WINE AND BLUES Festival

July 18, 2007

Alan Fenech of di-ve news reports: Former LED ZEPPELIN frontman Robert Plant rocked the crowd gathered at the Valletta Waterfront on Wednesday (July 18) as he sang to a set which alternated between old ZEPPELIN classics and the new psychedelic feel of his latest album.

The Robert Plant concert brought an end to the three-day Wine And Blues Festival which also included performances by JOHN MAYALL and SMOKIE amongst others.

Coming on stage sporting a t-shirt with crossbones printed on it, the rock legend made the crowd sway and mesh to the likes of "Black Dog", "Strange Sensation" and "Whole Lotta Love".

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