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Jimmy Page Has No Desire to Tour Again
Page says he still plays guitar as his live performances and recorded output have slowed since the turn of the century.
- Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page confirmed he has no plans to tour again while attending the Music Industry Trust Awards in London earlier this week, though he continues to play guitar.
- The 82-year musician explained that "living out of a suitcase, bags go down at seven in the morning and then you leave for the plane at midday" no longer appeals to him, citing the touring lifestyle as unsustainable.
- Page recently launched a limited-edition Dragonette amplifier retailing for $9,000, modeled after his modified Supro Coronado from Led Zeppelin's debut album, with only 50 units individually signed by the guitarist.
- Conversely, former bandmate Robert Plant remains active, recently confirming a new summer tour for 2027 spanning London on June 19th through Ireland on June 29th, showing no signs of slowing down.
- Despite his four-year absence from the road, Page's creative influence persists as Led Zeppelin recently licensed Stairway for a Hollywood production, while he remains focused on "striving to be better" in his craft.
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