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In recent days Robert Plant has proven there is still no pause button on his creative life or public presence. Just this week Plant has been front and center promoting the new album with his current group Saving Grace sharing both live performances and interviews that showcase his enduring vocal artistry and his affinity for Americana and roots influences. He appeared with Saving Grace on Later with Jools Holland where they performed Martha Scanlan’s Higher Rock, a performance praised for its somber atmosphere and Plant’s emotional delivery according to BBC Music coverage. Plant also circulated a video of the same performance through his official Threads account, inviting fans to revisit the moment and reiterating his ongoing connection to contemporary music making rather than nostalgia.

Media attention has followed, spotlighting both his reflections on the wild Led Zeppelin days and his present creative drive. Parade reported on recent interviews in which Plant looked back with signature self-deprecation and humor, recalling that he saw his younger self—stage moves and all— as resembling a “West Midlands giraffe.” Far from shying away from his rock-god image, Plant now treats it as a portrait of carefree youthful exuberance, admitting on BBC Radio 4’s Front Row that he admires the kid he once was and is grateful for the joyful chaos that defined his early years. There is a thread of humility in these comments—Plant says he had no plan beyond each passing week and never dreamed his legacy would become iconic.

Business-wise, the news wires note that there have been no major ventures or controversies involving Plant lately, as confirmed by Spreaker’s audio biography update. The Led Zeppelin-related news cycle, however, buzzed with the announcement and then quick retraction and re-announcement of a Trampled Underfoot single reissue, pointing to enduring commercial interest in his legacy, as reported by Led Zeppelin News.

Fans and fellow musicians continue to celebrate Plant’s encyclopedic music knowledge and his ability to bridge rock with folk and blues, as highlighted on social media and by commentators like those on Threads and the Raconteurs podcast. There is no confirmed controversial or headline-grabbing scandal, just a steady stream of praise and fascination with his musical evolution and personal openness.

In sum, these past few days have kept Robert Plant very much in the public eye through new music, thoughtful media reflections, and reminders that while the golden curls have grayed, the creative spark and mythic aura remain undimmed.

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