Def Leppard has released a high-voltage new song titled “Rejoice.” You can listen to it below. The stand-alone single is being released to celebrate the band’s upcoming Las Vegas residency, which ...
You've probably been misinterpreting one of Def Leppard's most popular songs all these years. On the surface, "Hysteria," the fourth single and title track off the band’s fourth album, reads like a ...
Def Leppard is back with new music...and they’re not alone. The band dropped a single titled “Just Like 73” on Thursday (June 13), and they’re joined by one of the most celebrated rockers of the ...
Joe Elliott of the classic rock band Def Leppard discussed his favorite Wings song. He said it sounded incredibly different from The Beatles’ songs. In addition, he contrasted it with some of Wings’ ...
As the band behind one of the best-selling albums of all time (1987's Hysteria), it's safe to say Def Leppard knows a thing or two about writing a catchy tune; after all, the aforementioned album ...
Def Leppard are giving fans a sneak peek at their upcoming single “Just Like ‘73.” “Light up the fuel. Just Like 73. Hotline Now Open,” declares a message from the band on social media (Def Leppard, ...
There's just something about glam metal, and no we're not talking about the hair and outlandish outfits, although those certainly add to the vibes. We're talking about the sheer electricity ... the ...
Def Leppard frontman Joe Elliott and guitarist Phil Collen have issued statements discussing the creation of “Rejoice”. “This song’s been an amazing journey from concept to conclusion,” Elliott said ...
Four years passed between Def Leppard’s massive Pyromania and the band’s pop metal masterpiece Hysteria. The masterpiece tested the limits of the compact disc and became a thoroughly ...
Def Leppard continues to make good progress on their next studio album, which they are hoping to have out in early 2027. Fans have already heard some new music, thanks to the band’s single, “Rejoice,” ...
Def Leppard frontman Joe Elliott has revealed that the band have created their “fastest song that we’ve ever recorded” and several piano‑led tracks that echo the theatrical flair of Queen and Sir ...