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Robert Plant to Play Series of Shows with Band Saving Grace

by Tina Benitez-Eves July 27, 2022, 9:39 am

Robert Plant has revealed nine shows with his band Saving Grace, which will run across the U.K. during fall 2022. The shows will hit major cities in the U.K. and kick off on Oct. 25 in Belfast, and continue to Dublin, Edinburgh, and Glasgow, before closing in Perth, Scotland on Nov. 9.

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Plant, who is currently wrapping up his U.S. tour with Alison Krauss before heading to the U.K., played some shows with the band earlier in the year before switching over to his tour with Krauss in June. The shows marked the first time the quintet, which also includes singer Suzy Dian, guitarists Tony Kelsey and Matt Worley, and percussionist Oli Jefferson performed together since 2019.

Earlier this year, Plant said that his shows with Saving Grave were not big productions but more low-key performances. “We are working a new process of fame and acquisition of wealth and treasure by not putting any records out,” said Plant, “not selling any t-shirts, not doing a fucking thing, just keep playing.”

Robert Plant presents Saving Grace featuring Suzi Dian. Saving Grace tour tickets available now for October and November 2022 in Ireland and Scotland. #savinggracetour pic.twitter.com/eosxiMIu39 — Robert Plant (@RobertPlant) July 26, 2022

Formed in 2019, Saving Grace performed a number of smaller shows that year, including an intimate gathering at the Saint Nicholas’ Church in Galway, Ireland. Saving Grace was scheduled for a U.S. tour in 2020, which was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, before starting up their shows together in spring 2022.

In 2021, Plant and Alison Krauss released their second collaborative album together Raise the Roof , produced by T Bone Burnett, and a follow-up to their 2007 debut Raising Sand.

Robert Plant and Saving Grace 2022 U.K. Tour

Oct 25 – Belfast, Northern Ireland @ Ulster Hall Oct 27 – Cork, Ireland @ Everyman Theatre Oct 28 – Galway, Ireland @ Town Hall Theatre Oct 30 – Sligo, Ireland @ Knocknarea Arena Oct 31 – Dublin, Ireland @ 3Olympia Theatre Nov 5 – Edinburgh, Scotland @ The Queens Hall Nov 6 – Glasgow, Scotland @ King’s Theatre Nov 8 – Aberdeen, Scotland @ Aberdeen Tivoli Theatre Nov 9 – Perth, Scotland @ Perth Concert Hall

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Robert Plant’s Saving Grace Announce U.K. Tour

Robert Plant ’s latest band, Saving Grace, announced a U.K. tour to take place during April.

The acoustic quintet also features singer Suzy Dian, guitarists Tony Kelsey and Matt Worley and percussionist Oli Jefferson. They first performed together in 2019, with a planned 2020 U.S. tour canceled as a result of the pandemic . They resumed live duties last year but have yet to appear in the States.

The band appears to be maintaining its approach of playing in more traditional venues. During their first-ever show at a theater in England, which Plant had chosen because its future was under threat, he was reported to have talked about “how important it is to preserve these places of music, theater and art.” Later Plant noted that, when he started gigging, every community in his native Black Country area of England had a small venue and that he had “played them all.” "So, with our band, Saving Grace, it’s for me a bit of a reminiscence to play the various communities from where we all hail," he said.

Saving Grace describe their acoustic-based material as “music inspired by the dreamscape of the Welsh Marches” with dynamics that range “from a whisper to a scream.” Tickets for all 11 shows are on sale now. In addition to their tour, they’ll also play at Bewdley Treetops Safari Park on April 19, Aberystwyth Arts Centre on April 29 and the Cheltenham Jazz Festival on May 1. You can see the dates below.

Saving Grace U.K. Tour 2022 04/08 – Bexhill, De La Warr Pavilion 04/10 – Folkestone, Leas Cliff Hall 04/11 – London, Hackney Empire 04/14 – Hull, City Hall 04/15 – Scunthorpe, Baths Hall 04/16 – York, Grand Opera House 04/20 – Rhyl, Pavilion 04/20 – Liverpool, Eventim Olympia 04/25 – Middlesbrough, Town Hall 04/26 – Halifax, Victoria Theatre 04/27 – Stockport, Plaza

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Saving Grace featuring Robert Plant and Suzi Dian announce UK tour

Robert Plant's mysterious musical collective Saving Grace will tour The UK in April

Saving Grace, the musical collective featuring former Led Zeppelin frontman Robert Plant , have announced a UK tour. The run of dates will kick off at the Bexhill De La Warr Pavilion on April 8, and climax at the Cheltenham Jazz Festival on May 1.

Alongside Plant, the line-up of the band includes Suzi Dian (vocals), Oli Jefferson (percussion), Tony Kelsey (mandolin, baritone, acoustic guitar), and Matt Worley (banjo, acoustic, baritone guitars, cuatro).

Saving Grace made their live debut in January 2019 with a surprise performance at the Sparc Theatre in Bishop’s Castle, and followed this with a short run of low-key dates including two supporting supporting Fairport Convention.

The band announced US tour in 2020, but the shows were cancelled as lockdown bit. They also cancelled a planned appearance at that year's G! Festival in the Faroe Islands in protest at the country's whaling operation .

Saving Grace returned to the stage last summer with a run of UK dates, performing covers of songs by the likes of the Derek Trucks Band, Bob Dylan , Planxty, Moby Grape , Low, Donovan , Los Lobos, and Richard and Linda Thompson.

Speaking to the BBC's Zoe Ball last November , Plant was asked about the likelihood of Saving Grace recording an album.

“Saving Grace is a bunch of friends back from on the Welsh borders, Worcestershire," responded Plant, "and we do shows, very discreet, undercover shows. It’s a beautiful sound, a magnificent sound and it’s delicately tiptoeing its way to one day being yet another thing that we mustn’t know or talk about… so yes."

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Apr 08: Bexhill De La Warr Pavilion Apr 10: Folkestone Leas Cliff Hall Apr 11: London Hackney Empire Apr 14: Hull City Hall Apr 15: Scunthorpe Baths Hall Apr 16: York Grand Opera House Apr 19: Bewdley Treetops Safari Park ( Tickets ) Apr 20: Rhyl Pavilion Apr 22: Liverpool Eventim Olympia Apr 23: Middlesbrough Town Hall Apr 26: Halifax Victoria Theatre Apr 27: Stockport Plaza Apr 29: Aberystwyth Arts Centre ( Tickets ) May 01: Cheltenham Jazz Festival ( Tickets )

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Live Review: Saving Grace – featuring Robert Plant and Suzi Dian, Baths Hall, Scunthorpe – 15th April 2022

According to the local newspaper, back in 1967 a group of musicians from the Black Country travelled to Scunthorpe to play a local pub. They were called The Band of Joy, and as far as their lead singer can recall, “no-one turned up”. Travel forward fifty five years and a lot has changed. For one, the hair, though still defiantly long to keep the ‘Freak Flag Flying’ is now predominantly grey, while the lines on the face depict a life lived to the full, and the gait though still reasonably agile is understandably a whole lot less ambitious. Oh, and another thing that’s different. People turned up, in fact a lot of people turned up.

Tonight’s performance sees The Baths Hall full to capacity as Saving Grace take to the stage with front man Robert Plant joined on stage by Suzi Dian who shares vocal duties as well as playing accordion, Oli Jefferson on percussion, and the combined force of Matt Worley and Tony Kelsey on an array of stringed instruments and foot peddles. Together they create a sound that draws its inspiration and influences from around the globe, back and forward through time, uncovering some long forgotten classic, or a more recent undiscovered gem.

From the start it is very clear that Saving Grace are most definitely a band and not simply a group of musicians supporting a front man as Dian takes the lead through the first number, her voice a delicate blend of strength and fragility, while Plant looks on from stage left. It is however, when their voices combine that the magic is really created, and for the most of the show that’s how they operate, with Dian’s vocals weaving around Plant’s, who it must be said, sounds in great form, still demonstrating a fine range and control that many singers half his age would be envious of. If that wasn’t enough, Worley proves that he is not just as master of all things with strings delivering a wonderful vocal performance on ‘ Soul Of A Man’

The set list treats the audience to a real history lesson in popular music, ranging from a wonderful rendition of ‘Gospel Plow’ , which Bob Dylan had used to open side two of his eponymous album, and the early blues of ‘Satan Your Kingdom Must Come Down’ , which Plant had covered on his 2010 album, ‘Band Of Joy’ , with a few bars of ‘In My Time Of Dying’ – including some wonderful slide guitar from Kelsey – thrown in for good measure. Plant would in fact revisit his 2010 album for three more tracks through the evening, Los Lobos’ ‘Angel Dance’ , Richard Thompson’s ‘House Of Cards’ and Low’s ‘Monkey’ , each introduced with passionate praise and hearty recommendations for the original artists, before Saving Grace put their own magical musical stamp on proceedings.

Plant’s passion for the late sixties music from America is also represented here with a powerful cover of Moby Grape’s ‘It’s A Beautiful Day, Today’ , running into a verse of Buffalo Springfield’s ‘For What Its Worth’ and he keeps the sixties theme going with fantastic version of Donovan’s ‘Season Of The Witch’ . Here again Dian takes the lead, effortlessly lifting the track to a whole new level with the band delivering a daring intensity that keeps the audience transfixed to the final note. Her vocals are also heard to great effect on the traditional folk tune ‘The Cuckoo’ but her greatest contribution to this fantastic quintet is when she is in tandem with Plant. Whereas on his two duet albums with Alison Krauss there is a tendency for one or the other to take lead vocals while the other operated lower in the mix, here there is far more evidence of two voices working as one. It may be that Plant has learnt much from working with Krauss, but it might just as well be Dian’s incredible musicality that enables this to work to the level it does. This collaboration is wonderfully demonstrated on Low’s ‘Everybody’s Song’ , as well as, on ‘Please Read The letter’ , a song that Plant wrote with Jimmy Page for their 1998 album, ‘Walking Into Clarksdale’.

As the set drew towards a close, Plant asked for the lights to be turned on the audience, “So as to check their age and decide whether it’s past their bedtime.” Suitably surprised that they’re younger than he expected, the band played on, returning to Plant’s own back catalogue with ‘Down To The Sea’ , from his 1993 album ‘Fate Of Nations’ and, though now thirty years on, the vocal performance more than holds up to the original. Here again, as they have done throughout the show, the musicians on stage deliver an intoxicating blend of sound, light and shade, tension and release, as Kelsey and Worley effortlessly move between banjo, mandolin, acoustic and electric guitars. All this majestically under pinned by Jefferson’s dexterity on percussion while Dian’s accomplished accordion playing throws a kaleidoscope of colour around the hall. Throughout his career Plant has worked with some of the worlds finest musicians and with Saving Grace that level has clearly been maintained.

Tonight’s proceedings are brought to a close with the five musicians congregating around one microphone at the front of the stage for an acappella rendition of ‘Bid You Goodnight’ , which doesn’t go quite as planned, much to the amusement of all involved who can hardly control their laughter, quickly shared by the audience. The over riding sense of enjoyment emanating around the hall tonight has been at the heart of the performance, with a strong sense of musical respect and camaraderie. In fact, if having too much fun on stage was a crime, then Plant may well have been in danger of having his collar felt. He promises that when they return they will be better rehearsed, I hope not too much. He also teased the audience with the suggestion that a Saving Grace album is imminent, something to really get excited about.

Now in his seventh decade as a recording and performing artist, Plant’s enthusiasm, passion, and unquestionable talent show no signs of fading, with an itinerary for 2022 that would put most artist to shame. Here, with Saving Grace, he has found another conduit to explore and share this incredible musical journey. What direction that will take, well, it makes me wonder. Sure does.

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Cracking review, thank you.

You’re very welcome.

It’s not easy for this old fan who saw him do such invigorating solo shows in the past. I would prefer to sit these times out and dream .

Hi Greg. Fully respect your opinion, though obviously take a different view. Personally I have had the good fortune to witness Robert Plant through each of the last six decades, through all his different ventures, and have marvelled at his constant drive to keep moving forward, always open to new ideas. Time doesn’t stand still for any of us, aches and pains always encouraging us to slow down and look fondly back to days gone, but I always remember Robert Plant’s first solo tour and the first lines in the accompanying programme. “It is not yesterday’s achievements, but todays targets and tomorrow’s goal that give us a reason for being and not simply having been”. Plant has never swayed from this path and I for one thank for that.

Went to saving grace gig in Oxford last night was an absolute joy.Robert was in great form interacted with the audience told funny antidotes even played guitar. Rain song from his zeppelin days was brilliant. His quip using a line from stairway to heaven.yes there are two paths you can go by and I took the other one brought the house down.

Hi Richard. Sounds like a wonderful show and certainly helps build the excitement for this Sunday when I see them at Grimsby’s auditorium which as venues go will be a first for me. Hope we get a similar set to the one you got in Oxford, but don’t you agree with me that this lineup really need to record an album!

Totally agree gramme.ive seen every band he’s been with since seeing zeppelin at Knebworth. So many people have told me I won’t go along with you,as its not zeppelin. They don’t know what they are missing. He always sings a few zeppelin songs and still has a great voice. Long may they Bury their heads in the sand.

Hi Richard. It would appear that we’ve travelled a similar path. I was also lucky to see Robert Plant twice during the seventies followed by a multitude of times during his solo period of the eighties and nineties, but I genuinely believe that the work he’s done since the start of this new millennium is his best since the halcyon days of Zeppelin.

ROBERT PLANT's SAVING GRACE Announces November 2023 U.K. Tour; New Song 'As I Roved Out' Available To Ticket Buyers

Robert Plant 's SAVING GRACE , the co-operative featuring Suzi Dian (vocals), Oli Jefferson (percussion), Tony Kelsey (mandolin, baritone, acoustic guitar),and Matt Worley (banjo, acoustic, baritone guitars, cuatro),has announced a full U.K. tour in November 2023. Starting in Brighton on Wednesday, November 1, SAVING GRACE will tour some of the U.K.'s most striking theaters.

Since forming in 2019, SAVING GRACE has received numerous acclaims for its live shows, with Bob Harris describing it as "one of the best gigs I've seen in years" and Toni Woodward of Americana UK providing a perfect summary: "These five musicians have produced a supreme ninety minutes of music with considered interpretations of others' compositions, ensuring they present an innovative exploration of the songs whilst maintaining their true essence. Furthermore, this odyssey has been undertaken in the spirit of appreciation, musicianship, and exultation: they truly are a band of joy!"

Following their incredible live shows, SAVING GRACE have just announced their first-ever track release — "As I Roved Out" . As a thank you to ticket buyers for the upcoming tour, fans will receive an exclusive free download link to the track on their ticket confirmation upon purchase.

In an interview with "The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show" on BBC Radio 2 back in 2021, Plant was asked whether he will release an album with SAVING GRACE or potentially a live recording with the band. " SAVING GRACE is a bunch of friends back from on the Welsh borders, Worcestershire, and we do shows, very discreet, undercover shows," Plant said. "It's a beautiful sound, a magnificent sound and it's delicately tiptoeing its way to one day being yet another thing that we mustn't know or talk about … so yes."

Joining the tour as special guest will be singer, songwriter and musician Taylor McCall . The South Carolina native began his musical journey at age seven after finding his grandfather's guitar that was stashed under the bed. Taylor dove headfirst into mastering the instrument, completely self-taught. At 17, the songs that he put together for his debut EPs were testament to his talent as both musician and songwriter: with captivating tracks "Jericho Rose" , "Quartermaster" and "Waccamaw Drive" garnering his 26 million plays to date in his top 10.

Appropriately, it's his grandfather's voice that opens Taylor 's striking debut album, "Black Powder Soul" , which was released in 2021. Produced by Sean McConnell ( Michael Franti , Wade Bowen ), "Black Powder Soul" is the product of a winding musical journey for McCall and his own sense of unique musicianship-incorporating self-taught styles.

Tour dates:

Nov. 01 - Brighton Dome - Brighton, UK Nov. 02 - G Live - Guildford, UK Nov. 05 - Symphony Hall - Birmingham, UK Nov. 07 - Bournemouth Pavilion - Bournemouth, UK Nov. 08 - David's Hall - Cardiff, UK Nov. 11 - Lyric Theatre - The Lowry - Salford, UK Nov. 13 - New Theatre - Oxford, UK Nov. 16 - The Anvil - Basingstoke, UK Nov. 17 - Corn Exchange - Cambridge, UK Nov. 19 - Grimsby Auditorium - Grimsby, UK Nov. 20 - Sage Gateshead, Sage One - Gateshead, UK Nov. 22 - St George's Hall - Bradford, UK Nov. 23 - Victoria Hall - Stoke-On-Trent, UK

Robert Plant Presents Saving Grace featuring Suzi Dian, UK Tour for November 2023 with special guest Taylor McCall. Tickets go on sale 10am on Friday 18th August at https://gigst.rs/rpsg Posted by Robert Plant on Tuesday, August 15, 2023

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Live Review: Robert Plant Presents Saving Grace Featuring Suzi Dian, at the Tivoli Theatre, Aberdeen (November 8, 2022)

On this night, Robert Plant was a constant name-dropper – which is probably the closest I will come to criticising a superlative musical experience, co-ordinated and masterminded by the former Led Zeppelin frontman turned far-travelled, wise and eclectic musical magpie.

When I say name-dropping, I don’t mean his old pals Page, Jones or Bonham (the late great). I mean Ralph Stanley, Donovan, Richard Thompson, and outfits like The Incredible String Band and Moby Grape (not to mention Lulu in panto – a comic interlude quickly nipped in the bud). Plant was keen to unpack some memories and pay credit to his inspirations as he led us on a journey full of pure, uncut gems, traditional treats and some more recent numbers, with his freshest outfit, Saving Grace, including superb co-singer Suzi Dian as well as multi-instrumentalists Matt Worley and Tony Kelsey, plus drummer Oli Jefferson. Dian contributed, too, on bass, piano accordion and percussion.

Since his Zep days, Plant has forged a number of albums/outfits to take adventurous delves into blues/folk/roots/world music, be it Band Of Joy, Strange Sensation, the Sensational Space Shifters and others. And then there is his multi-award-winning pairing with country/bluegrass singer/fiddler Alison Krauss. The bottom line of all these collaborations involves a certain knack for recruiting the best bandmates to produce and maintain genuine all-round excellence.

The poised, almost primitive one-two opening of Gospel Plow and The Cuckoo quickly had the Aberdeen audience rapt and it was more or less uphill from then on. Let The Four Winds Blow, from that Strange Sensation album, Mighty ReArranger, and a blistering version of Thompson’s House Of Cards were among the highlights. When the guitars were cranked up to full electric and Jefferson brought his kit to extravagant, extraordinary life, the results were simply spectacular.

Plant and Dian stood apart front of stage and often roamed and high-stepped, almost dosey-doe’d and square danced, around and away from each other. Plant’s footwork, seemingly in slow motion at times, added a touch of studied theatricality to the performance. His leonine head, with a profile not lacking the majesty of the great buffalo pictured on the stage backdrop, topped a still lean frame. Always willing to give other band members their chance to shine, Plant was undoubtedly the star of this show, but Dian further enhanced her superior harmony-singing performance by taking the lead vocal on Too Far From You and others, with Worley showing his own singing class on Out In The Woods.

Satan Your Kingdom Must Come Down and Low’s Monkey (another late great, Mimi Parker) resurfaced from Plant’s Band Of Joy and revealed again how this new collective can effectively rework almost anything to make it, somehow, specially their own. Zep fans may have expected more of the Led but Satan Your Kingdom Must Come Down offered merely a hint of In My Time Of Dying, before Black Dog raised its head briefly during an extended version of Donovan’s Season Of The Witch – with Dian entertainingly adding her own brief take on Upside Down (as in “… boy you turn me,” by Diana Ross). Is Plant simply a “better” singer now, at age 74, than he was back in the day? If not “better”, more nuanced, subtle and fine-tuned? Perhaps you had to be at the Tivoli to answer that question – I was there, and I’m only asking it. He will certainly, by now, know his limitations, and his equipment, so much more, even if he spent much of the gig kicking the mic cable out from under his feet.

Plant gloriously prowls and stomps the stage among the spirits of that special realm where blues, country, rock ’n’ roll and the rest intertwine. It was writer Nick Tosches (yet another late, great) who perhaps said it best in Where Dead Voices Gather, his book about “trick-voice”, blackface performer Emmett Miller. Tosches quoted John, 1:1: “In the beginning was the Word,” as he surveyed an otherworldly, primordial swamp of influences, iterations and interpretations in search of the pre-recorded, raw essence of that “deep magic and slow, hard, grave-digging rhythm”. Blues aficionado and icon Plant similarly talks of music that goes “way back”. He has surely been baptised in that primordial swamp, ducked under in the traditional manner, and has come up smelling authentically of Appalachian moonshine and Hillbilly hooch (“I love you, but Jesus loves you the best/ And I bid you goodnight, goodnight, goodnight …”).

This tour of relatively intimate venues may or may not lead to a Saving Grace album (you tell me?), but, in music, familiarity can breed convivial camaraderie. If playing live together helps enhance a future recording, this will have been a very special tour and it will be a very special LP.

After the main event, Plant & Co found an even more intimate venue with an impromptu performance at the open mic night in the Granite City’s very own watering hole, Under The Hammer. The support act at the Tivoli and on other dates on the Saving Grace tour was Scottish singer-songwriter Rory Butler.

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The band will hit the road in March

Robert Plant ‘s Saving Grace featuring Suzi Dian have announced a UK headline tour for this year – find all the details below.

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The former Led Zeppelin frontman and soloist formed the band back in 2019. Its line-up is completed by Oli Jefferson (percussion), Tony Kelsey (mandolin, baritone, acoustic guitar) and Matt Worley (banjo, acoustic, baritone guitars, cuatro).

On March 13, Saving Grace will kick off a run of UK shows with a performance at Bristol Beacon. Further dates are scheduled for Ipswich Regent, London Palladium and the Assembly Hall Theatre in Tunbridge Wells.

Plant and co. are then set to visit Peterborough, Nottingham, Hastings, Liverpool, Sheffield and Blackburn later in March before resuming the tour in Harrogate on April 30. From there, the group will make stop-offs in Stockton and Warwick in May ahead of gigs in Southend and Woking in July.

The official poster for Robert Plant's Saving Grace's 2024 UK tour

Per a press release, the upcoming concerts will be “a rare opportunity to witness the collective’s unique blend of folk, Americana, and blues”. Taylor McCall is due to open as a special guest support act.

Tickets go on general sale at 10am GMT this Friday (January 19) – you’ll be able to buy yours here .

Robert Plant’s Saving Grace will play:

MARCH 13 – Bristol Beacon 14 – Ipswich Regent 17 – London Palladium 18 – Tunbridge Wells Assembly Halls 20 – Peterborough New Theatre 21 – Nottingham Royal Concert Hall 23 – Hastings White Rock Theatre 24 – London’s Royal Albert Hall (Teenage Cancer Trust series) 26 – Liverpool Philharmonic Hall 27 – Sheffield City Hall 29 – Blackburn King George’s APRIL 30 – Harrogate Royal Hall MAY 01 – Stockton Globe 03 – Warwick Arts Centre JULY 23 – Southend Cliffs Pavilion 24 – Woking New Victoria Theatre

Robert Plant’s Saving Grace played a run of UK shows last November.

The previous month saw Plant perform Led Zeppelin’s classic track ‘Stairway To Heaven’ live for the first time since 2007 during a charity event.

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The latest unofficial led zeppelin news and rumours., robert plant is recording an album with saving grace.

Robert Plant performing with Saving Grace on July 24

Posted By: ledzepnews 29th May 2022

Robert Plant is recording an album with his band Saving Grace according to a number of hints and on-stage comments from Plant.

The latest clue that a Saving Grace album is on the way comes after the band’s drummer, Oli Jefferson, was referred to by a sponsor as playing live and also recording with the band.

Los Cabos Drumsticks announced that it is sponsoring Jefferson in an Instagram post published on May 28 .

“Oli has developed a sound that is recognizable and has led him to taking the seat as the live/recording drummer in Robert Plant’s latest project Saving Grace ft. Suzi Dian. Whilst this is Oli’s primary focus, he keeps busy independently gigging and recording with Suzi Dian and Liquid Cheeks and is currently the live drummer for Blue Nation and a number of other artists,” the post read in part.

The key part of the post is “live/recording drummer”. So far, Saving Grace are not known to have recorded any music and instead have been playing live shows together since the band’s formation in 2019.

Saving Grace most recently toured the UK together in April and early May before Plant flew to the US in preparation for his world tour with Alison Krauss that begins on June 1.

Plant reportedly mentioned on stage during this tour in April that he has been recording an album with Saving Grace, although LedZepNews has been unable to confirm his on-stage comments.

“When I saw Saving Grace in York on Easter Saturday Robert mentioned in passing about being in Steve Winwood’s studio with the band. It’s in the Cotswolds so not too far from his own Midlands home,” wrote John in the comments of this article.

So has this drumstick brand accidentally let slip that Plant has been recording an album with Saving Grace? It’s certainly possible based on what we already know about the band’s future.

Plant previously hinted at album plans for Saving Grace

While being interviewed on “The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show” on BBC Radio 2 on November 23, Plant was asked whether he’ll release an album with Saving Grace or potentially a live recording with the band.

“Saving Grace is a bunch of friends back from on the Welsh borders, Worcestershire, and we do shows, very discreet, undercover shows,” Plant said.

“It’s a beautiful sound, a magnificent sound and it’s delicately tiptoeing its way to one day being yet another thing that we mustn’t know or talk about … so yes.”

Plant’s comments were cryptic, but they suggested that he does have plans to release recorded material with Saving Grace.

Earlier in the interview, Plant used similar phrasing to discuss plans for further UK shows with Krauss , saying “all through this morning’s show I’ve heard how many things are secret, how many things can we not tell anybody. So the answer is yes but the detail is at the moment vague.”

Plant has trademarked the ‘Saving Grace’ name

LedZepNews revealed last year that a British business owned by Plant secured trademarks for “Saving Grace” across Europe and the US in order to block anyone else from using that band name to release music or merchandise.

Plant has never taken out trademarks for his solo projects before, making this an unusual step that could indicate longterm interest in the Saving Grace project.

On January 23, 2020, lawyers representing a London company named Trolcharm Limited filed applications in Europe and the US to trademark “Saving Grace”.

Plant owns more than 75% of Trolcharm Limited, according to Companies House filings in the UK . His three surviving children are directors of the business along with Plant.

The business owns the copyright to much of Plant’s solo career and is frequently credited in the liner notes of his albums, including “Raise The Roof.”

The trademark applications, which were all eventually approved, include the following fields:

Audio and video recordings including digital downloads and CDs
Live music footage
Posters, stickers and magazines
Bags, wallets, umbrellas and luggage
Clothing including footwear and headgear

Taking out trademarks for his musical projects is a rarity for Plant. He hasn’t applied to trademark the names of his previous solo bands Strange Sensation, the Band of Joy or the Sensational Space Shifters.

Plant hasn’t trademarked his own name, either, unlike Jimmy Page who does own trademarks to protect his personal brand including his name, his autograph and the word “ZOSO.”

The Saving Grace filings are the only trademark applications ever filed by Trolcharm Limited or any other business used by Plant to run his solo career.

The presence of trademark filings don’t always mean that the trademark holder will actually launch the product or service they have the trademarks for.

4 comments on "robert plant is recording an album with saving grace".

When I saw Saving Grace in York on Easter Saturday Robert mentioned in passing about being in Steve Winwood’s studio with the band. It’s in the Cotswolds so not too far from his own Midlands home. Something deffo brewing!

Long live robert plant

The Wife and I saw Saving Grace In Perth Scotland in November 2022 and they were brilliant. So a Saving Grace album would be very much welcomed. I’ve love Robert’s music since the Zeppelin days and he never stands still musically but his music is always worth listening to and it’s very subtle in it’s construction while playing to his bands strengths whatever band he’s in!

I was there too. Definitely my favourite concert of 2022. Fingers crossed for an album.

GIG REVIEW: Saving Grace

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Saving Grace performing at The Town Hall Birmingham on Sunday 22nd December 2019

Review by Kevin Cooper

The legendary rock god Robert Plant introduced his new outfit, Saving Grace, to a packed Town Hall in Birmingham last night. And showing that there is so much more to this innovative five piece band than Plant’s iconic vocals, they all proceeded to showcase their individual talents.

But when Plant walked on to the stage, he did so with fellow singer Suzy Dian who proved to be a wonderful foil to his familiar rich tones. And although the rest of the band is far from being household names, it was a band of equals that performed together on the Town Hall stage.

Taking the crowd from the echoes of American folk history, Appalachian bluegrass as well as some vocal harmony laden covers of more recent songs, Matt Worley and Tony Kelsey conjured the most beautiful atmospheric sound scapes from their stringed instruments whilst Oli Jefferson’s cultivated drums and percussion helped to weave simply hypnotic melodies.

Starting with Undone In Sorrow there was no doubting that the crowd were in for a very special evening. Announcing that the band were going to deliver their own interpretations of the songs of others, this was certainly not a covers band. Make no mistake that it is the songs that make Saving Grace so special. They are great songs to start with but this band just takes them to new places.

Plant and Dian dueted perfectly on Satan Your Kingdom Must Come Down, which segued into the only Led Zepplin reference of the night, In My Time Of Dying which also saw Worley’s lightning strike banjo being a real driving force behind the song.

There was an emotional depth to Doc Watson’s Your Long Journey which Plant told the crowd was written on the occasion of his wife’s passing was a standout moment in an exceptional set as was the 1930 version of Soul Of A Man with lead vocals by Worley, written by the destitute and soon due to die Blind Willie Johnson which was simply awesome. Even the traditional Cindy I Will Marry You, by Johhny Cash and Nick Cave was delivered in such an emotional way that it could have ripped your heart out.

Other songs; Cuckoo, Move Along Train, Leave My Woman Alone and She Cried had been rocked and reworked with a mix of acoustic and electric guitars, banjo, mandolin and cuatro and were delivered with a great depth.

And when ninety minutes of wonderful music was brought to a close with all five of the band centre stage around two microphones for an a capella version of And We Bid You Goodnight, it was a spell binding evening that was more than deserving of the standing ovation from all present.

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