Jimmy Page Zoso Gig Poster

Jimmy Page 2002 Royal Albert Hall Zoso Symbol Gig Poster

Jimmy Page's appearance at the Teenage Cancer Trust concerts brought together two defining stories from West London's music history. Emerging from the same vibrant 1960s scene that gave rise to both Led Zeppelin and The Who, Page and Roger Daltrey helped shape an era that transformed British rock around the world. Curated by Roger Daltrey, the Royal Albert Hall concerts have reunited many of those legendary artists in support of young people with cancer, and Jimmy Page's 2002 performance remains one of the most memorable moments in the history of the series.

Created by Matt Glasby, the artwork centres on Jimmy Page's iconic Zoso symbol, instantly recognisable to generations of Led Zeppelin fans. This limited-edition screen print forms part of our History of Teenage Cancer Trust at the Royal Albert Hall poster series, celebrating the artists whose performances have helped build one of the world's most respected charity concert series.

• Commissioned and published by Teenage Cancer Trust
• Produced for the charity’s historic concert series at Royal Albert Hall
• 420 × 594 mm (A2 size)
• Five-colour high-quality screen print
• Artwork incorporates Jimmy Page’s iconic Zoso symbol
• Printed by Prints of Thieves, Leeds, UK
• Artwork by Matt Glasby
• Print supplied unframed

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