Jimmy Page’s first live performance in a decade, paying tribute to Link Wray, stirs joy and hopes for a Led Zeppelin reunion at the Rock Hall 2023
Rock Hall 2023: Jimmy Page, the iconic founder and lead guitarist of Led Zeppelin, surprised everyone by showing up at The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s 2023 induction ceremony. At 79 years old, he performed a heartfelt tribute to his “hero,” Link Wray, playing Wray’s legendary song, “Rumble.”
The one and only @JimmyPage is in the building, absolutely rocking the stage with "Rumble" in tribute to 2023 Inductee @Link_Wray.
Stream #RockHall2023 NOW on @DisneyPlus! pic.twitter.com/6QgI4dBIuo— Rock Hall (@rockhall) November 4, 2023
Page’s Decade-Long Return
This marked Page’s first live performance in nearly a decade. Page expressed how Wray’s music deeply influenced him, and he fondly remembered the impact it had on him as a 14-year-old aspiring guitarist. Link Wray was posthumously inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, along with other notable musicians.
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Joyful Response to Page’s Performance
Page’s performance shared widely on the internet, brought immense joy to rock and roll fans who were thrilled to see him in great health and rocking his iconic double-neck guitar. The online reactions were filled with appreciation and hope for a Led Zeppelin reunion. It was a momentous night for rock and roll enthusiasts.
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today I am thankful for Jimmy Page. I got a shock when I saw him…. I never, ever, ever, thought I’d get to see Jimmy live. A god among men. I cried a lot lol. What a fuckin night. pic.twitter.com/Yc392SK4wh
— Goldilocks (@itsjustmyeye) November 4, 2023
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