How much are the cheapest last-minute Robert Plant concert tickets?

One of the 20th century’s most essential performers is still going strong 26 years into the 21st.After striking out on spring and summer tours, Robert Plant and his backing band Saving Grace are hitting theaters, opera houses, amphitheaters, arts centers and music halls all over North America from September through November.While out and about, the “Going To California” singer has not one, not two, not three, not four, not five but six (!) huge concerts scheduled all over the Golden State.The sextet of Cali gigs are slated to go down:Yaamava TheaterHighland, CASaturday, Sept.26Humphrey’s Concerts By the BaySan Diego, CAMonday, Sept.

28Vina Robles AmphitheatrePaso Robles, CATuesday, Sept.29Arlington TheatreSanta Barbara, CAThursday, Oct.

1Orpheum TheatreSan Francisco, CAFriday, Oct.2SAFE Credit Union Performing Arts CenterSacramento, CAMonday, Oct.

5As of now, last-minute tickets are available for all 16 Plant shows with Saving Grace featuring Suzi Dian and special guest Rosie Flores.At the time of publication, the lowest price we could find on seats for any one gig was $73 including fees on StubHub.Prices start at $80 including fees to see Plant in California (that’s for the Paso Robles show).After digging through the archives on Set List FM, records indicate that Plant and co.typically play approximately 13-14 songs at their otherworldly live concerts.That includes Led Zeppelin favorites “Ramble On,” “Four Sticks,” “Friends” and “The Rain Song” along with non-traditional covers of traditional songs.A Post writer was lucky enough to have caught Plant live on April 7 at New York City’s Cathedral of Saint John the Divine and, after the show, claimed “the legendary singer’s husky falsetto is still intact and his precise, nimble, almost inhuman guttural vocals filled the cathedral.

Of course, he’s absolutely ferocious on the harmonica, too.”They added, “Every song takes you on a journey where you feel as if you’re trudging thr...