Physical Graffiti | '"Performing Led Zeppelin" Tour 2026

PHYSICAL GRAFFITI are back to pay tribute to one of the world’s greatest rock bands: LED ZEPPELIN.  With a GREATEST HITS LIVE set, an unforgettable light show, and fantastic visuals, PHYSICAL GRAFFITI celebrate the ultimate tribute to the “icons of rock ’n’ roll.”
Led Zeppelin in 2025. “It’s been a long time since we Rock and Rolled….”

PHYSICAL GRAFFITI perform both the band’s unforgettable classics, such as “Stairway to Heaven,” “Rock ’n’ Roll,” “Heartbreaker,” “Since I’ve Been Loving You,” “Whole Lotta Love,” “Dazed and Confused,” and “Black Dog,” as well as the more sophisticated favorites like “Immigrant Song,” “No Quarter,” “Moby Dick,” “Nobody’s Fault But Mine,” and, of course, “Kashmir.” A sound experience lasting over two hours that leaves nothing to be desired.

Dutch guitarist Daniel Verberk, whose playing—through the use of the original amplifiers, guitars, and effects—echoes the essence of Jimmy Page’s guitar, exudes not only 
Page’s coolness; he reproduces his nonchalant playing style so convincingly that one might think they are witnessing the spirit of Page being channeled through his guitar.
Irish-born Dave Harrold is as calmly compelling as John Paul Jones himself. His heavy grooves and demonic basslines transport you to another dimension, interrupted only by the occasional moments when they make way for the ethereal sounds of the mandolin.

To say that German-born Jan Gabriel is almost a reincarnation of John Bonham may sound presumptuous to some... but before you’ve heard him attack his Ludwig Vista Lite and timpani during “Moby Dick,” you’d better not jump to conclusions.
On the microphone, the voice of English-born Andrew Elt echoes Plant’s characteristic vocals. In his dynamic and powerful, at times siren-like vocal lines, Elt impressively captures exactly the majestic sound that Plant once immortalized on vinyl in the studio recordings.

Complemented by keyboard virtuoso Remco van Zandvoort, who also masters the old tools of the trade—the Hammond organ and Melotron—to perfection, the band is able to delve even deeper into the legendary work of Led Zeppelin.

With a set lasting over two hours featuring Led Zeppelin’s greatest hits, Physical Graffiti has already played hundreds of shows across Europe. With performances in major cities like Berlin, Hamburg, Copenhagen, Gothenburg, Amsterdam, and many places in between!

Andrew Elt - Lead Vocals
Daniël Verberk - Guitars, Violin Bow, Theremin
Dave Harrold - Bass, Mandolin
Jan Gabriel - Drums, Percussion
Remco Van Zandvoort - Keyboard