Saving Grace

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"Saving Grace" is not an album by Robert Plant, but rather the name of a band he formed, which is also referred to as Saving Grace. Robert Plant, renowned as the lead singer of the legendary rock band Led Zeppelin, has pursued various musical projects over the years, exploring different genres and collaborations.

Saving Grace was formed in 2019 and features a lineup that includes Suzi Dian on vocals, Tony Kelsey on mandolin, guitar, and baritone guitar, Matt Worley on banjo, baritone, acoustic guitars, and cuatro, and Oli Jefferson on percussion. The group’s sound is a distinctive blend of folk, blues, traditional, and acoustic music, reflecting Plant’s enduring interest in roots music.

The band embarked on a series of live performances, starting with small and intimate venues across the UK. During their concerts, Saving Grace performed a mix of cover songs and original material, showcasing Plant’s continued evolution as an artist and his desire to explore musical boundaries beyond his rock origins.

While there isn't a specific album titled "Saving Grace" by Robert Plant, the band’s performances have been well-received for their stripped-down arrangements and Plant's still exceptional vocal delivery. The collaboration within Saving Grace marks another chapter in Plant's diverse career, continuing his legacy of musical exploration.