When Led Zeppelin first announced a one-off comeback show, the demand for tickets was monumental – almost as if people had never seen a bunch of old hobbly old men play a song about runes in the style of helium-spazzed wizards before.
In fact, records show that every man, woman, child and animal on the face of the earth, living or dead, all tried to book a million tickets each for the Led Zeppelin reunion concert in London that's scheduled for next month. And such was the demand for Led Zeppelin tickets that a full Led Zeppelin reunion tour has long been rumoured, but always denied by the band itself. But now the cat might be out of the bag, because Led Zeppelin's support band has revealed that full comeback tour really is going to happen next year. And who have Led Zeppelin picked to support on such a colossal occasion? Pink Floyd? The Who? The Rolling Stones?
No. The Cult. You know. The Cult. They had that one song once.
