Becoming Led Zeppelin, the eagerly awaited documentary chronicling the legendary band’s meteoric rise to stardom, is set to debut in theaters this February. This film promises to offer fans an insightful glimpse into the history of one of rock music?s most iconic groups.

Sony Pictures has previously confirmed that the documentary will premiere in IMAX cinemas on February 7, with select preview showings available prior to the broader release. Following that, the film will be accessible in standard theaters starting February 14. Tickets for this highly anticipated event are available for purchase right now, so fans are encouraged to secure their seats early.

Director Bernard McMahon has utilized state-of-the-art technology to breathe new life into previously archived footage, ensuring that both the visuals and the audio are completely revitalized, making them feel fresh and contemporary for new audiences.

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?Featuring breathtaking, psychedelic, and never-before-seen footage, along with stunning performances and music, Bernard MacMahon?s cinematic experience dives deep into Led Zeppelin?s creative, musical, and personal beginnings,? a description of the film elaborates. ?This documentary is narrated in Led Zeppelin?s own words and marks the first officially sanctioned film about the band.?

The project has been in development for several years, and in 2021, McMahon shared with The Upcoming, ?Creating this film resembled the process of making a feature film more than a traditional documentary. We crafted the narrative from their childhood right up to 1970, a pivotal moment when they emerged as the world?s most popular band. Capturing that compelling journey is akin to producing a full-length feature film in its own right.?

Behind the Scenes: The Secret Planning of the Led Zeppelin Documentary

Writer Allison McGourty revealed, ?We conducted our preparations in complete secrecy, as we wanted to ensure the film would translate effectively on screen before making any announcements. Subsequently, we traveled to London to meet with iconic members of Led Zeppelin, including Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, Robert Plant, and Pat Bonham.

?Understanding the band?s history of declining numerous documentary proposals over the last fifty years, we were driven by the profound significance of the narrative we aimed to convey. Our belief in this story propelled us forward through the challenges we faced.?

Watch the Full-Length ?Becoming Led Zeppelin? Trailer