Get the Led Out at The Midland Theatre | Newark, OH
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Some bands visit. 

Some bands come home.

Get the Led Out has been rocking OUR stage year after year, and every time they roll into Newark, the marquee lights hit a little brighter. As one of The Midland's resident companies, GTLO is more than an annual booking. They are part of the family, part of the tradition, and part of the story we are writing together with our community.


At The Midland, resident companies are the artists and ensembles who return to OUR stage year after year, deepening their connection to Newark and to the audiences who show up loud, loyal, and ready to sing along. These are the acts our patrons ask about by name. The ones who mark their calendars the moment we announce a date. The ones who feel like coming home.


Get the Led Out earned that status the honest way. By showing up, selling out, and leaving 1,200 hearts pounding every single time.

Ticket Details

Presale Starts 7.28 @10AM - General Sale Starts 8.4 @10AM -

Two-Night Series
February 5 + 6

Two-Night Series
February 5 + 6

Get the Led Out

February 5, 2027

8:00 PM

Tickets:

$39 - $59*

Lock in the same seat for the full weekend, or mix it up and sit somewhere new each night. Two setlists. One unforgettable weekend of Zeppelin on OUR stage. First-timers, lifers, and Repeat Offenders all welcome. Grab both nights and save $9.50 (fees only charged once).

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Friday
February 5, 8PM

Friday
February 5, 8PM

Get the Led Out

February 5, 2027

8:00 PM

Tickets:

$39 - $59*

Night One. The "American Led Zeppelin" opens the weekend with the anthems that built the catalog. Three guitars, six musicians, note-for-note reverence, and an acoustic set that hushes 1,200 seats in a single beat. Come Friday for the thunder. Come back Saturday for a completely different setlist.

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Saturday
February 6, 8PM

Saturday
February 6, 8PM

Get the Led Out

February 6, 2027

8:00 PM

Tickets:

$39 - $59*

Night Two. Different setlist. Same face-melting six-piece. Saturday goes deeper. GTLO pulls out the cuts Zeppelin themselves rarely played live, delivered with the same heart-thumping intensity that turns first-timers into repeat offenders. If Friday was the anthem, Saturday is the encore that never ends. Two nights, one weekend. You can become a Repeat Offender in one weekend!

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Get the Led Out

The American Led Zeppelin and an annual tradition


About Get the Led Out


From the bombastic and epic to the folky and mystical, Get the Led Out has captured the essence of Led Zeppelin's recorded music and brought it roaring to the concert stage. The Philadelphia-based six-piece, dubbed by the media as "The American Led Zeppelin," has spent more than two decades doing what no other tribute act attempts. 


They recreate the studio recordings in all their depth and glory, including the layered overdubs Led Zeppelin themselves never performed live. When you hear three guitars on the album, you get three guitars on OUR stage.


No wigs. No fake English accents. No look-alike gimmicks. Six world-class musicians who were fans first, delivering Zeppelin with an honest, heart-thumping intensity.


The show leans hard into Zeppelin's early years and the deeper cuts rarely played in concert, and it always makes room for a stripped-down acoustic set featuring beloved favorites like "Tangerine" and "Hey Hey What Can I Do." Lead vocalist Paul Sinclair calls Led Zeppelin "the classical composers of the rock era" and believes a century from now they will be remembered as the Bach or Beethoven of our time. When you hear GTLO play, you understand exactly what he means.


The Band
  • Paul Sinclair, Lead Vocals, Harmonica

  • Paul Hammond, Electric and Acoustic Guitars, Mandolin, Theremin

  • Tommy Zamp, Electric and Acoustic Guitars, Vocals

  • Eddie Kurek, Keyboards, Guitar, Vocals, Percussion

  • Derek Smith, Drums, Percussion

  • Seth Chrisman, Bass, Vocals

Photo Credit

Lindsey McCutchan

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