Classic‑rock legends Led Zeppelin are set to thrill vinyl collectors this summer with the first repress of their acclaimed Mothership compilation in a decade. Originally issued in 2008 and last re‑pressed in 2015 using the band’s remastered audio, the deluxe 4‑LP box set has been out of circulation—until now .
Numerous record retailers are listing new repressings slated for release this month. Among them, What Records offers both June 15 and July 3 launch dates; Rough Trade marks it for July 11; and The Sound of Vinyl projects a July 25 delivery . Retailers like Dublin’s Spindizzy list the box set at roughly €138.99, with expected dispatch around July 11 .
The red‑and‑black deluxe package presents 24 remastered tracks personally chosen by Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, and John Paul Jones. It’s housed in a glossy two‑piece archival box featuring a 20‑page booklet and protective inner LP sleeves—making it a collector’s dream .
Neither Led Zeppelin’s official channels nor their social accounts have announced the repress—a detail confirmed by fan site Led Zeppelin News, noting the band’s last social update came in September 2023 . But shops like UK’s Black Circle Records and Rough Trade confirm production is underway and stock “on its way” .
For vinyl loyalists who missed the last repress or just want a definitive, remastered Zep collection, this Mothership release is a golden opportunity. With staggered availability, fans are encouraged to preorder from favorite outlets to secure a pristine copy when it drops mid‑July. And with no word yet from the band itself, these listings remain the best guide to release timing—just don’t wait too long to grab one.