Stockholm, Sweden – To celebrate the world premiere of the Led Zeppelin documentary on February 7th, Oak Island Gallery is hosting a pop-up event that brings the legends of rock ‘n’ roll to life through the lens of iconic music photography.

The show, titled “Becoming Led Zeppelin,” showcases a powerful collection of classic Zeppelin images and rare, unseen works, many of which have never been printed before. With photographs dating back to 1969, this exhibition captures the thunder, chaos, and artistry of Zeppelin’s rise to greatness.

The World Premiere Collaboration
On the day of the documentary’s premiere, February 7th, Oak Island Gallery is partnering with Capitol, Stockholm’s historic 1920s-style movie theater, for an exclusive artist talk with acclaimed rock photographer Ed Finnell. Known for his extensive archive, Ed has immortalized legends like Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones, David Bowie, and Elton John through his lens. During the talk, he will share personal stories and behind-the-scenes moments from his years documenting rock history. This special event takes place just before Capitol’s first screening of the documentary, which is already nearly sold out.

Pop-Up Event Details
The pop-up officially opens with a vernissage on February 8th from 17:00 to 21:00 at Oak Island Gallery, Birkagatan 31, Stockholm, and runs until February 13th. Special gallery hours will be announced closer to the event date.

Exclusive Prints & Online Shop Launch
Select limited-edition prints from the show will be available for purchase at the gallery and through Oak Island Gallery’s new online shop launching in February. These prints offer collectors a rare opportunity to own a piece of music history as told through the lens of world-renowned photographers.

Don’t Miss This Rare Experience
This is more than an exhibition—it’s a celebration of Led Zeppelin’s enduring legacy and the raw power of music photography. Whether you’re a lifelong Zeppelin fan or a first-time collector, “Becoming Led Zeppelin” promises to leave a lasting impression.

For more information, visit oakislandgallery.com or follow us on Instagram @oakislandgallery.

Event Summary:

• Artist Talk with Ed Finnell: February 7th, exclusively for ticket holders attending the documentary premiere. The talk will take place just before the screening begins at 18:00. The exact time will be announced soon.
• Exhibition Vernissage: February 8th, 17:00–21:00
• Exhibition Dates: February 8–13, Oak Island Gallery

Media Contact:
Nella Hurtig
Oak Island Gallery
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +4679 339 67 54