WATCH: Robert Plant play Immigrant Song for the first time in 20 years

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Robert Plant performed “Immigrant Song” at the Secret Solstice music festival in Iceland on June 23. According to Led Zeppelin News, “this performance appears to be the first time he’s performed it live since February 9, 1996 with Jimmy Page in Tokyo, Japan.”

Watch Plant’s recent performance of “Immigrant Song” in the video below at 5:30:

https://youtu.be/U7GnE_NilDI

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(Led Zeppelin News)

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