Kashmir – Chicago’s premier Led Zeppelin Tribute – brings the best of Led Zeppelin to their audiences. You can be part of the experience of a ’70s Zeppelin show utilizing authentic vintage stage gear, costumes, and special effects at The Acorn in Three Oaks, Friday, September 9th. Doors open at 7pm and the show begins at 8. General Admission tickets are $30.
Kashmir performs the music of Led Zeppelin with dead-on, note-for-note renditions. Be ready for an amazing trip! Chicago’s premier Led Zeppelin show, Kashmir, comes to The Acorn on Friday, September 9th.
About Kashmir:
As the show takes you through the history of Led Zeppelin utilizing vintage period correct equipment, instruments and costume changes you will be drawn into the essence and true vibe of a Led Zeppelin concert experience. 40-plus years of Led Zeppelin’s history are covered in a non-stop, high-energy show from the early days till the end of the band.
Each member of Kashmir assumes the roles and mannerisms of Led Zeppelin in a non-pretentious tactful way. The show is performed with great respect and admiration for Led Zeppelin so as to keep the focus on a time when bands were popular due to word of mouth and not corporate gain.
No two shows are alike. Kashmir has worked constantly since 2001, filling large venues across the nation. As time goes on the ever-changing Kashmir show has expanded wider than ever anticipated because it is based on the true essence and influences of Led Zeppelin.
Kashmir has focused deeply on the sound, but the look of the band is NOT neglected so as to reflect the imagery of Led Zeppelin. By studying the roots and history of Led Zeppelin, Kashmir helps the audience achieve a greater understanding of the band and its work.
Kashmir explains, “In today’s world, everything is new and improved but this is one of those things that should NOT be changed or tampered with. Led Zeppelin’s entire catalog is referred to during a show starting at the early beginnings through the last studio album and also recreating many signature live sequences.” They maintain that Led Zeppelin’s show should “remain the same” with strict attention to detail. As the band notes: “It’s NOT about us, it’s about Led Zeppelin.”
Friday, September 8th at The Acorn!
Learn about all shows at The Acorn at www.acornlive.org
