JIMMY PAGE To Perform At Olympics Closing Ceremony

August 14, 2008

According to UK's Mirror.co.uk, LED ZEPPELIN's Jimmy Page will perform a duet with pop star Leona Lewis on August 24 as part of the Olympics closing ceremony in Beijing.

Hundreds of dancers from the UK will then perform ballet and break-dancing routines as the countdown to 2012 begins.

An insider said: "Having a rock god like Jimmy Page and a singer like Leona Lewis performing together for the first time will certainly be something to remember. The amount of planning is staggering. It will be truly momentous — and a fitting send-off as London takes up the 2012 challenge."

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