Atlantic City! Cannot wait to be back this Summer. Come rock with us June 28 at the Borgata Event Center. Rock Brigade members get first access to tickets Wednesday at 10a, tickets on sale Friday.
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Rock and Roll Hall of FameÂź-inducted icons and rockmusic legendsDef Leppard, will bring their electrifying performance toCOLISEO DE PUERTORICOonMay 15th, 2025, for an unforgettable night of rockânâroll.
Rock Brigade Concert Club members get first access to tickets Thursday 14 November at 8a with tickets on sale to the general public at 10a.
Def Leppard vocalist Joe Elliott answers questions from The Warning, Bullet For My Valentine, Chris Daughtry, Wolfgang Van Halen and Those Damn Crows. We find out about his pre-show vocal warm ups, meeting David Bowie and the secret to longevity as a band.
GREETINGS MUSIC LOVERS â AND WELCOME BACK TO JOE ELLIOTTâS SONGS FROM THE VAULT SHOW ON SIRIUSXMâS DEEP TRACKS CHANNEL.
In the OCTOBER 2024 hourâs show, Joe highlights and tells stories about some of his favourite songs and artists from his own personal collection.
October’s Show features music and stories from Supertramp, Television, 10cc and more!
WHO:Â Def Leppard frontman, musician, and musicologist Joe Elliott
WHAT:Â Joe Elliottâs Songs from the Vault
WHERE:Â SiriusXMâs DeepTracks (Ch. 27)
WHEN: Show Schedule HERE
MORE:
In his youth, Def Leppard frontman Joe Elliott was creatively influenced by the music of the late 60âs and early 70âs. From legendary acts like T. Rex, Mott The Hoople, David Bowieâs Ziggy Stardust and so many others. Each month, listen to Elliott play âDeep Tracksâ from his personal music collection. Expect to hear songs from Joeâs vault and some of the stories behind them.
This 60-minute set promises to take you back to the bandâs club days, as they fill the iconic The Leadmill with under 900 die-hard fans â in what is the bandâs most intimate show in the last 35 years.
From fan-favourites âWastedâ and âPour Some Sugar On Meâ to the more recent âFire It Upâ, Def Leppard perform an extraordinary stadium style set in the most intimate way, including hits and rarities spanning their entire catalogue.
When Phil Collen was growing up in London in the 1960s, comic books werenât as popular as they were in the U.S. But the Def Leppard guitarist was a fan anyway. âSome of the news agents would sell these American comics, and I used to just load up on them,â the 66-year-old tells Rolling Stone via phone from his California home. âIâve actually got The Silver Surfer No. 1. Iâve still got The Incredible Hulk No. 3 and early Batman stuff, all from the Sixties.â
Although heâs admittedly not an ardent comics fan now and hasnât followed any recent titles, Collen latched onto the art form recently when Vault Comics asked him if heâd like to make a title of his own. Fall Out Boyâs Pete Wentz had created a graphic novel for them, which Collen enjoyed, but he had other ideas of how it could be done. The guitarist explained that he been writing his own âreally dark short storiesâ lately. âBefore you knew it, Iâm talking to the writer [Eliot Rahal], and Iâd come up with a plot and a plan, and we just kind of expanded on that,â he says.
Now Vault is releasing Hysteria: The Graphic Novel, a book that shares its title with Def Leppardâs magnum opus but little else. Instead, it tells the story of indie rocker, Foz, who fronts a band called Darkside. When she inherits her late fatherâs estate, she rediscovers a guitar he owned when she was little. Eventually, the instrument begins speaking to her with promises of fame and fortune and she learns the instrumentâs true history, part of which is revealed in the graphic novelâs first pages above, premiering here, and hysteria ensues.
âWriting this just seemed like a very natural, normal thing to do,â Collen says. âEven the process was really ⊠I wonât say easy, but itâs fun.â
Now Collen is writing music for a real-life Darkside project to record and says heâs just starting to understand the full power of graphic storytelling.
Read the full interview and preview the Graphic Novel at RollingStone.com
Celebrating the 40th anniversary of Pyromania, Def Leppardâs Phil Collen, Vivian Campbell, Rick Allen, Joe Elliot, and Rick Savage talk about their legendary album. Check it out!
Def Leppardâs 2024 summer stadium tour kick started with the release of a brand new standalone single titled Just Like 73. Watch the band âLive from the 2024 Summer Stadium Tourâ now!
Own the Just Like 73 on 7â Vinyl here: https://DefLeppard.lnk.to/JUSTLIKE-73ID
Returning to the road on a massive North American summer stadium tour, the electrifying single Just Like 73 featuring Tom Morello made its debut for the first time reaching #1 on various charts across the globe!
Speaking about the track, Joe Elliott shares âIt encapsulates a time that burned deep into our DNA. We wanted to celebrate that very important and glorious time.â
âWhen I saw David Bowie on TV between 1972 and 1973, everything I thought I knew about music went from black and white to vivid technicolor,â Phil Collen adds. âOur song âJust Like 73â represents that awakening.â
GREETINGS MUSIC LOVERS â AND WELCOME BACK TO JOE ELLIOTTâS SONGS FROM THE VAULT SHOW ON SIRIUSXMâS DEEP TRACKS CHANNEL.
In the SEPTEMBER 2024 hourâs show, Joe highlights and tells stories about some of his favourite songs and artists from his own personal collection.
September’s Show features music and stories from Heavy Metal Kids, Japan, Stretch and more!
WHO:Â Def Leppard frontman, musician, and musicologist Joe Elliott
WHAT:Â Joe Elliottâs Songs from the Vault
WHERE:Â SiriusXMâs DeepTracks (Ch. 27)
WHEN: Show Schedule HERE
MORE:
In his youth, Def Leppard frontman Joe Elliott was creatively influenced by the music of the late 60âs and early 70âs. From legendary acts like T. Rex, Mott The Hoople, David Bowieâs Ziggy Stardust and so many others. Each month, listen to Elliott play âDeep Tracksâ from his personal music collection. Expect to hear songs from Joeâs vault and some of the stories behind them.
