THE ZEPPELIN FLIES AGAIN

Letz Zep are regarded as the best Led Zeppelin tribute band in the world. British music magazine Kerrang goes even further, declaring them “better than a Led Zeppelin reunion”. This spring, the rocking airship will once again fly into Pratteln to bring the magic of Led Zeppelin back to our venue.

“Led Zeppelin’s Resurrection” last visited Z7 in January 2026. “For more than two full hours, Letz Zep powered through their set without a break, covering an impressive cross-section of the Zeppelin catalogue. Classics such as ‘Kashmir’, ‘Whole Lotta Love’ and ‘Black Dog’ were met with roaring reactions, while quieter moments like ‘Stairway To Heaven’ brought the entire Z7 to a standstill. Guitarist Andy Gray shone with precise yet passionate playing that channelled the spirit of Jimmy Page without ever becoming a mere copy,” wrote diebuehrers.com after the acclaimed show. Letz Zep concerts are like an extensive journey through the fascinating sonic universe of the British rock legends. The mystical flights, extended blues passages, full-frontal attacks and acoustic moments of respite: it is all there, newly arranged like an epic rock movie. Full of tension, moments of calm and explosions. Led Zeppelin frontman Robert Plant was “Dazed and Confused” when he first saw Letz Zep and their singer Billy Kulke on stage. “I walked in, I saw me,” is how he described that magical moment. Letz Zep belong to a very small minority of tribute bands that combine originality with authenticity. The band has frequently been invited to official fan events – whenever they are not busy playing headlining shows somewhere around the world. Whether at the sold-out Olympia in Paris, Madrid’s Heineken Arena or festivals in Mexico and Venezuela, Letz Zep have long since become a global phenomenon in their own right, just like their idols. Led Zeppelin’s record label Warner Music has even called Letz Zep “the best band in the spirit of Page and Plant”.