Robert Plant announce 2023 tour dates with Saving Grace

The legendary Led Zeppelin vocalist Robert Plant announced that will tour in the United Kingdom next November with the band Saving Grace, group that he frequently tours with. The shows will happen in Brighton, Guildford, Birmingham, Bournemouth, Cardiff, Salford, Oxford, Basingstoke, Cambridge, Grimsby, Gateshead, Bradford and Stoke-On-Trent.

Saving Grace is formed by Suzi Dian (Vocals), Oll Jefferson (Percussion), Tony Kelsey (Guitar, mandolin, baritone) and Matt Worley (Banjo, acoustic, baritone guitars and cuatro).

Robert Plant announce 2023 tour dates with Saving Grace

November

• 1 – Brighton Dome – Brighton, UK
• 2 – G Live – Guildford, UK
• 5 – Symphony Hall – Birmingham, UK
• 7 – Bournemouth Pavilion – Bournemouth, UK
• 8 – David’s Hall – Cardiff, UK
• 11 – Lyric Theatre – The Lowry – Salford, UK
• 13 – New Theatre – Oxford, UK
• 16 – The Anvil – Basingstoke, UK
• 17 – Corn Exchange – Cambridge, UK
• 19 – Grimsby Auditorium – Grimsby, UK
• 20 – Sage Gateshead, Sage One – Gateshead, UK
• 22 – St George’s Hall – Bradford, UK
• 23 – Victoria Hall – Stoke-On-Trent, UK

Possible setlist

Robert Plant already performed with Saving Grace in 2022 and the setlist is mostly formed by covers as you can see below. This setlist is from their concert on May 1 at Cheltenham, England.

1. Angel Dance (Los Lobos cover)
2. The Cuckoo ([traditional] cover)
3. Gospel Plow (Bob Dylan cover)
4. Win My Train Fair Home (If I Ever Get Lucky)
5. Move Along Train (Levon Helm cover)
6. I Don’t Wanna Hear It (Betty Harris cover)
7. Satan Your Kingdom Must Come Down / In My Time of Dying
8. Everybody’s Song (Low cover)
9. It’s a Beautiful Day Today (Moby Grape cover)
10. Monkey (Low cover)
11. As I Roved Out ([traditional] cover)
12. Too Far From You (Nashville Cast cover)
13. Chevrolet (Lonnie Young, Ed Young & Lonnie Young, Jr. cover)
14. Season of the Witch (Donovan cover)
15. House of Cards (Richard & Linda Thompson cover)
16. Down To the Sea
17. And We Bid You Goodnight ([traditional] cover)

His most recent album is “Raise The Roof” recorded alongside Alison Krauss and released in 2021.