Rock bands are musical groups that primarily perform rock music, a genre characterized by a strong beat, simple melodies, and the use of electric guitars, bass, and drums. Rock bands typically consist of a minimum of three members, including a vocalist, a guitarist, and a drummer, although many bands incorporate additional instruments such as keyboards and secondary guitarists. The genre emerged in the 1950s and gained significant popularity in the 1960s and 1970s with the rise of iconic bands and artists. Rock music often explores themes of rebellion, love, and social issues, and it has evolved into various subgenres including classic rock, punk rock, alternative rock, and hard rock. Rock bands are known for their electrifying live performances and have played a crucial role in shaping modern music culture.
*Becoming Led Zeppelin* explores the band's journey from humble beginnings to rock legends. The film features exclusive interviews with John Bonham, capturing his thoughts and experiences. Director Bernard MacMahon and…