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| 1966 23 September On This DayYardbirds at Royal Albert Hall |
- 1966 Yardbirds - City of Westminster, London, England at Royal Albert Hall
- 1971 Led Zeppelin - Tokyo, Japan at Budokan Hall (day 1 of 2)
- 1988 Jimmy Page/Outrider - Dallas, Texas at Starplex Amphitheatre
- 1995 Page & Plant - Mexico City, Mexico at City El Palacio de Los Deportes Arena (day 1 of 2)
- 1998 Page & Plant - Las Vegas, Nevada at MGM Grand Garden Arena
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| 1966 Yardbirds at Royal Albert Hall |
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| 1966 Yardbirds promo photo |
1971:
The Japanese idolized Led Zeppelin and seemed to be a refreshing change from the loud and disruptive US audiences the band had been experiencing. Robert Plant was probably pretty sick and tired of having to ask the crowds to quiet down, to stop throwing firecrackers and other objects, and to back away from the stage so people wouldn't get crushed. Not that Japanese audiences didn't want a piece of the boys - the band had to stop during
Communication Breakdown because fans were crawling onto the stage.
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| 1971 Jimmy Page/Led Zeppelin - Tokyo, Japan at Budokan Hall (day 1 of 2) |
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| 1971 Jimmy Page/Led Zeppelin - Tokyo, Japan at Budokan Hall (day 1 of 2) |
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| 1998 Page & Plant - Las Vegas, Nevada at MGM Grand Garden Arena |
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| 2012 Jimmy Page Artwork for Anthony Nolan 2013 charity auction |
2012:
Anthony Nolan is a charity dedicated to saving the lives of people with blood cancer and blood disorders. The organization maintains a registry to match individuals willing to donate their blood stem cells or bone marrow to people with blood cancer and blood disorders who need transplants. In February 2013 Anthony Nolan held the "Bone Idol" auction of celebrities' drawings of bones on eBay to raise funds. Jimmy Page's drawing is in black ink on a blank postcard. It was autographed and dated on the front and came with a note from Jimmy Page's accountant. It sold for £205.00 ($250.90 today in US dollars).
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♪ Led Zeppelin (Tokyo Japan at Budokan Hall - day 1 of 2, 23 September 1971) ♪ 8mm footage of Led Zeppelin, Tokyo 23 September 1971) 
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