There he goes.

Whitesnake frontman David Coverdale, 74, announced Thursday that he is hanging up his “platform shoes and skin-tight jeans” following his legendary 50-plus year Hall of Fame career.

“Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, brothers and sisters of the Snake, a special announcement for you,” the rock icon said in a video message before a remake of his 2011 song “Fare Thee Well.”

“The last few years has been very evident to me that it’s time really for me to hang up my rock and roll platform shoes and my skin-tight jeans. And as you can see, we’ve taken care of the lion’s wig. But it’s time for me to call it a day,”

The “Here I Go Again” hitmaker expressed his gratitude to his loved ones and fans, who have supported him as the frontman for both Whitesnake and Deep Purple —

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