Washington
(ANI):
Led
Zeppelin
are
reportedly
getting
set
to
make
their
fans" wish
come
true,
by
setting
out
on
tour
next
year.
Though
the
group
had
refused
to
confirm
rumours
that
they
were
planning
a
full
scale
reunion
tour,
the
band
that
plays
as
their
tour
support
has
revealed
that
a
series
of
concerts
have
been
planned
for
2008.
Ian
Astbury,
lead
singer
of
the
Cult,
hinted
that
his
band
is
to
support
Zeppelin
on
a
tour
while
playing
a
show
in
Cincinnati
last
week.
"We'll
be
back
next
year,
because
we're
opening
for
a
band
you
may
have
heard
of.
The
name
starts
with
an
L
and
has
a
Z
in
it,"
Contactmusic
quoted
Astbury,
as
saying.
According
to
Billboard.com,
when
an
audience
member
shouted
"Led
Zeppelin",
the
Cult
frontman
nodded.
Meanwhile
guitarist
Jimmy
Page
has
told
Blabbermouth
that
it
would
be
'silly
not
to
tour"
given
the
response
they
had
got
for
their
concerts.
"It's
a
bit
silly
not
to
[tour]
because
there
is
such
massive
demand...
It's
a
bit
selfish
to
do
just
one
show,"
he
said.
He
added:
"If
that's
it,
we
probably
shouldn't
have
taken
the
genie
out
of
the
bottle."