Fans hoping the recently reunited Led Zeppelin would take the show on the road to rake in a mountain of cash are going to be disappointed.

The band, which is set to play its first show in more than 25 years Nov. 26 at London's O2 Arena has no plans to get on the road and make its reunion more than a one-off affair. Front man Robert Plant told The Daily Express that the band wanted to take the stage one last time to retire with a massive show rather than some of the iffier ones that surrounded its touring years.

Such a shame too for those of us living stateside. I can only dream of seeing them live

This is so obvious, these kind of one show wonders where you get the best bands reunite are always set up for a purpose=To make more money. We can only praise their work and their divine music, afterall what was once present is never lost. The past can never be replaced, but it can always be remembered.

Very true however I was born after they broke up so I guess I never had a chance to experience them to begin with.

I do remember their page/plant shows and can see they don't want to relive those tours because from memory they never generated much fanfare.