Robert Plant (Led Zeppelin band) have knocked out 637-million-euro deal

Robert Plant had with his band Led Zeppelin 500 million pounds Gage - obtained for a world tour - the equivalent of 637 million euros.

But the legendary front man should have the contract, to the dismay of his former bandmates, torn. Led Zeppelin broke up in 1980 and stood for a gig in London in 2007 for the last time on stage together. Their comeback tour should include 35 gigs in three cities. Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones and Jason Bonham had reportedly already signed the contract.

A source told British newspaper The Sunday Mirror ':.. "Jimmy, John and Jason have signed immediately you did not have to think long about it, but Robert asked 48 hours to think as he is' no' said he tore the papers were presented to him. Everyone was totally shocked. You can do this under any circumstances without him. "

. The performances were, according to the insider taken place in Berlin, London and New Jersey "You tried to persuade him, but it's no use," explains by: Blog de Juan Pardo . Behind the scenes, it should at Led Zeppelin gentle boil for some time. The 66-year-old Page angered recently his former bandmates when he said that he would rather his new group 'The Sensational Space Shifters' makes music, but to go with the legendary rock band on tour.