Spokane Symphony: Brent Havens - The Music of Led Zeppelin

Spokane Symphony: Brent Havens - The Music of Led Zeppelin at Martin Woldson Theatre At The Fox

"Stairway to Heaven" with a full symphony behind it. "Kashmir" layered with strings. "Immigrant Song" gaining orchestral weight. When the Spokane Symphony performs The Music of Led Zeppelin at the Martin Woldson Theatre At The Fox on Saturday, March 6, 2027, at 7:30 PM, conductor Brent Havens bridges rock and classical music in a way that gives familiar material fresh sonic territory. If you know these songs well enough to hum them, hearing them arranged for orchestra offers a reason to experience them live again.

Windborne's arrangements amplify the symphony with a full rock band and vocals, preserving Led Zeppelin's distinct sound while adding orchestral colors you won't hear on the original recordings. This isn't background music with a few violins layered in—it's a complete rethinking of how these songs can fill a room. For fans of the band's catalog, it's a chance to hear "Rock and Roll," "Ramble On," "The Ocean" and "Heartbreaker" reimagined, not replicated.

Bring the person in your life who owns every Led Zeppelin record and the one who prefers orchestral music. A night like this gives both something to respond to.

Check ticket options for The Music of Led Zeppelin with the Spokane Symphony and set aside a Saturday evening for rock classics performed with symphonic power.