Over the 28 years and over 4500 shows
since ZOSO came together as a group in the mid-90s, the seemingly
tireless quartet has continued to earn its well-deserved reputation as being,
in the words of The L.A. Times, “head and shoulders above all other
Led Zeppelin tributes.”

Surely
no singer ever captured the distinctive timbre, range, power, and seductive
force of Robert Plant’s vocal delivery as adroitly as ZOSO’s lead vocalist and
founder, Matt Jernigan. ZOSO co-founder Adam Sandling, the band’s
multi-instrumental master of electric bass, keyboards, and mandolin, likewise
echoes John Paul Jones’ myriad gifts to ate. What’s more, the band’s new blood
has turbo charged the ZOSO formula even more: Drummer Bevan Davies’ impressive
pedigree includes the drum chair in Danzig, Jerry Cantrell of Alice in Chains,
Static X, and regular gigs with The Cult’s Billy Duffy. Taking on the Jimmy
Page chair for ZOSO in May of 2022, new lead guitarist James Volpe Rotondi
brings an equally high-level CV to the table, as a former member of Humble Pie,
Mike Patton’s Mr. Bungle, and French superstars AIR.

ZOSO
doesn’t cut corners on either the look or sound of Led Zeppelin. Instead, the
band draws liberally and meticulously from Led Zeppelin’s recorded live and
studio output to present a vivid performance picture of the classic live
Zeppelin of 1968-1977. No wonder the St. Petersburg Times noted that, in
addition to the virtuosity and spot-on visual presentation, ZOSO is also “the
most exacting of all of the Led Zeppelin tributes.” The Chicago Sun-Times put
it even more succinctly: “[ZOSO is] the closest to the original of any Led
Zeppelin tribute.”

ZOSO’s
ongoing invitation of all generations, all ages, all backgrounds of Led
Zeppelin fans, then, is a very simple one: Relive it … LIVE.