There's a palpable pleasure in hearing Plant and Krauss harmonize and trade lines. It often feels like they're delighted that they're making an album that lives up to their debut, and it's hard not to share their thrill
Allmusic
There's a palpable pleasure in hearing Plant and Krauss harmonize and trade lines. It often feels like they're delighted that they're making an album that lives up to their debut, and it's hard not to share their thrill
Allmusic
Why see Robert Plant and Alison Krauss?
Can't Let Go tour!
The musical match made in heaven is back on the road in 2024! Fans will be overjoyed to know they'll finally be able to catch the iconic Robert Plant and Alison Krauss live together on their new 'Can't Let Go' tour. The duo will crisscross the country on the North American leg, making stops in Vancouver, Santa Fe, Tulsa, and many more. Are you ready for a summer of a lifetime?
Both hugely successful in their own careers, Robert Plant and Alison Krauss first collaborated on 2007's "Raising Sand". Certified platinum and critically acclaimed, it represented a partnership that united fans of both artists. Follow-up album "Raise the Roof" repeated that success, bolstered by performances from a who's who of rock and bluegrass, including T-Bone Burnett, who also helped produce the album and was nominated for a Grammy. Don't miss your chance to enjoy this rare pairing live at a venue near you this year!
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Dates
Finished Apr 30, 2023
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Customer reviews
14 reviews, average rating: (3.5 Stars)
Caryen Goodman
Robert Plant & Alison Kraus Louisville Palace 5-2-23
BEST concert I've EVER been to. I've seen both at Bourbon & Beyond. This was much more intimate. Roberts voice is as beautiful, maybe even better than ever. Kraus sings like an Angel, amazed by her fiddle playing as well. Truly incredibly talented Band accompanying them. They sound even better than on my CD. I'd love a recording of this perfect night. God Bless you EACH. Thank YOU. ... Read more
Philberto
Plant & Krause get the Led Out
Second row, we could hear everything.
For once the bass and bass drum were mixed to support the overall sound, not dominate.
Robert and Alison harmonized beautifully and made each number a delightful sonic trip. Loved the fiddle duets between Krause and Duncan. Old Zep made new again.
Who says you can’t go home again?
Bravo! ... Read more
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