Led Zeppelin Crowned “Band of the Decade” by Streaming Giants Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime
July 20, 2025 | London, UK – Entertainment Desk
In a historic collaboration, Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video have jointly awarded Led Zeppelin the title of “Band of the Decade”, celebrating the iconic rock group’s continued cultural dominance, influence on modern music, and resurgence in global streaming over the past 10 years.
Led Zeppelin triumphed over a shortlist of seven other legendary and contemporary acts, including:
1. The Rolling Stones
2. Pink Floyd
3. Queen
4. The Beatles
5. Foo Fighters
6. Radiohead
7. Red Hot Chili Peppers
The announcement was made during a special ceremony streamed across all three platforms, marking the first time the major streaming services collaborated to honor music artists at this scale.
Robert Plant, accepting the award on behalf of the band, said: “It’s surreal to be honored in such a modern format. We were born of vinyl and stage lights, yet here we are, still echoing in living rooms and headphones around the world.”
The decision was based on a combination of viewership analytics, streaming figures, and audience votes. Notably, the band saw a massive spike in viewership after the release of the documentary Becoming Led Zeppelin and the remastered re-release of their legendary 1971 album, Led Zeppelin IV.
Music historians and fans alike have praised the decision. “There’s never been another band quite like Zeppelin,” said cultural critic Emily Densmore. “They defined an era and still shape the sound of rock today.”
With this award, Led Zeppelin not only reaffirms their legendary status but also bridges generations, proving their music transcends time — whether through a crackling vinyl record or a 4K stream.
