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Robert Plant

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Robert Plant is a multiple Grammy-winning Led Zeppelin member and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, named Rolling Stone readers’ top rock vocalist (2011). Solo since Pictures At Eleven (1982), he’s released 11 studio albums incl. Carry Fire (2017).

Suzi Dian.

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Suzi Dian, a Birmingham-born British vocalist and accordionist, is widely recognized as the lead singer of Saving Grace, collaborating with Robert Plant. Her distinctive voice blends folk, blues, Americana, and world music. Dian performs lead vocals on tracks like "Higher Rock" from the "Saving Grace" album, showcasing her vocal versatility.

Rosie Flores

Rosie Flores is a songwriter and guitarist who honed her craft in Los Angeles, played the Palomino Club, and joined punk group the Screamin’ Sirens, releasing Fiesta on Enigma. Signed to Warner Bros/Reprise, she released 1987’s Rosie Flores.

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Genre: Rock, Pop, Indie / Alternative, Country, Singer-Songwriter, Blues, Folk, Classic rock, Progressive Rock, Blues Rock, Soft Rock, Rockabilly, Roots Rock, Art Rock, Outlaw Country, Heartland Rock, Symphonic Rock, hard rock, alt country, mellow gold, album rock, neo-rockabilly, uk americana

See the Robert Plant concert in Minneapolis at State Theatre on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, at 7:30 PM, featuring Rosie Flores and Suzi Dian.. Tickets on sale now!

SAVING GRACE BAND LINE UP:

Robert Plant — vocals, harmonica
Suzi Dian — vocals, accordion
Matt Worley — 5 string steel banjo, 12 string electric guitar, 12 string acoustic guitar, 10 string cuatro, vocals
Tony Kelsey — acoustic guitar, electric guitar
Oli Jefferson — drums & percussion
Barney Morse-Brown — cello

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State Theatre Theatre Capacity: 2,034

805 Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55402, USA

hennepintheatretrust.org

+1 612-339-7007

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About State Theatre

The State Theatre is a 2,034-capacity heritage-listed theatre in Sydney's central business district, built between 1926 and 1929 with an eclectic mix of Modern Gothic, Art Deco, and Baroque architectural styles. Attending a live event here offers a grand, fully seated experience across its multi-level auditorium, framed by opulent interiors that host world-class concerts.