Led Zeppelin Announces Release Date for Lost Album *Celestial Echoes* After 40 Years

 

In an announcement that has electrified the music world, Led Zeppelin revealed the long-awaited release of their lost album, *Celestial Echoes*, after 40 years in obscurity. Unearthed from vaults containing sessions from the mid-1970s, the album will finally be available to fans on **March 15, 2025**, marking a historic moment for rock enthusiasts.

 

The album, recorded during the band’s *Physical Graffiti* era, features tracks that were never released, including *Stairway to Eternity*, *Valhalla Rising*, and the sprawling instrumental *Beyond the Horizon*. Fans can expect the signature Led Zeppelin sound—a mix of epic riffs, soulful melodies, and groundbreaking experimentation—that defined a generation.

 

Jimmy Page shared his excitement: “These recordings capture a raw energy and creative spirit we thought had been lost forever. To release them 40 years later feels like bringing a piece of our history back to life.”

 

*Celestial Echoes* will be available in multiple formats, including a deluxe box set with restored studio sessions, handwritten lyrics, and never-before-seen photographs of the band. A special edition vinyl with a holographic cover is already sparking excitement among collectors.

 

To mark the occasion, Led Zeppelin will host an exclusive global listening event featuring immersive soundscapes and rare archival footage, giving fans a chance to experience the magic as if it were 1975 all over again.

 

For fans, this isn’t just an album—it’s a once-in-a-lifetime glimpse into the brilliance of a band that shaped the history of music. After four decades, *Celestial Echoes* promises to reignite the flame of Led Zeppelin’s unparalleled legacy.