Jimmy Page has said that he has no plans to tour again.
The Led Zeppelin star made these comments to The Sun at the Music Industry Trust Awards. He has not performed since appearing at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony in 2023.
Now, Page claims that the idea of performing live on stage no longer "appeals" to him.
"Living out of a suitcase, bags go down at seven in the morning, and then you leave for the plane at midday', that doesn't really appeal to me anymore", stated Page.
However, Page insisted that he still continues to love playing the guitar.
He said, "But the idea of playing does, and I am still playing – of course I am".
The musician also explained that he was also "striving to be better" during his career.
In a previous interview with Guitar Player Magazine magazine, Jimmy Page was asked if he ever suspected if his Led Zeppelin bandmates, including John Paul Jones, Robert Plant, and the late John Bomham.
"I don't know if anyone thought I was", he said. "You're always trying to strive to be better and better and better. That's all there is to it. And sometimes, whatever you've done isn't good enough. Do better, do better. But, you know, that's my own thing. And I haven't changed. That's how I am".
Earlier this year, rare footage of Lez Zeppelin performing live in the Netherlands in 1972 resurfaced online. The footage was initially filmed for the Dutch music TV show, Popzien.
The show saw Led Zeppelin play live in front of 10,00 fans, prior to embarking on their US Tour that same year. Check out the footage and Nova's report on this for more v
In August last year, Led Zeppelin's Robert Plant said he would not perform any of the band's hits during live shows. More here.
