ROBERT PLANT IS 78 AND STILL OWNS THE STAGE — BUT THIS ONE MOMENT TOOK THE AIR OUT OF THE ROOM. On July 18, 2025, inside a packed Wembley Arena, 21,975 fans were riding the high of another legendary Robert Plant performance when everything suddenly slowed down. Mid-song, the lights pulled in tight. The music faded. Plant stood there in silence, wearing a simple shirt that said more than any lyric ever could. No speech. No explanation. Just three long seconds where the entire arena stopped breathing. People didn’t cheer. They didn’t move. They just stared, trying to take it in. Whatever was written on that shirt hit straight in the chest—and everyone understood why it mattered. When the music came back, the moment was already burned into memory. Some messages don’t need sound, and this one is still echoing through London.

The great Robert Plant sat down with veteran reporter Dan Rather of The Big Interview and spoke about the effect that the unexpected death of his five year old son Karac Pendragon in July of 1977 had on his incredible music career. Plant also shared that he and John Paul Jones wrote “All My Love” in memory of Karac.

Robert Plant opens up to Dan Rather about how he wrote, “All My Love” after his son Karac passed away at the age of 5. The song was a way for him to express his grief, and he tells Dan about the support that he got from his fellow band members in Led Zeppelin.

Plant also talked about his favorite parts of being in Led Zeppelin, how he tried living in the United States, and “Stairway to Heaven”.