Zeppelin Soars Again at the Festival Theatre
Catch the Zep Boys performing with the Kashmir Orchestra this September.
Mario Maiolo Promotions presents Zeppelin Soars Again, the latest tour from homegrown rockers the Zep Boys.
Arguably the world’s greatest Led Zeppelin tribute band, the Zep Boys will be joined by the Kashmir Orchestra when they take over the Adelaide Festival Theatre this September.
A 35-piece orchestra will take to the stage alongside the Zep Boys and rip through 20 Zeppelin classics including ‘Stairway to Heaven’, ‘Kashmir’, ‘Immigrant Song’, ‘Black Dog’, ‘Whole Lotta Love’ and more.
The addition of the orchestra adds another element to the Zep Boys’ incredible sound and is the chance to hear Zeppelin in an entirely new light.
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The Zep Boys have established themselves as the premier Zeppelin tribute band for close to four decades. The current lineup of vocalist Vince Contarino, guitarists Jack Stevenson and Tzan Niko and drummer Julian Perotta have been entertaining music purists for years, with the Zep Boys playing sold-out shows across the globe.
Zeps Boys with the Kashmir Orchestra play Adelaide Festival Theatre on Friday, September 6. Tickets are available now via Adelaide Festival Centre.
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