These three songs were all big hits for Def Leppard in the 1980s, even though the lyrics don't make much sense.

The post Def Leppard Unleash New Song “Fire It Up”: Stream appeared first on Consequence. Def Leppard have shared the new song “Fire It Up” ahead of their forthcoming album, Diamond Star Halos, ...

Def Leppard rolled through downtown Phoenix on Friday, Aug. 23, on the co-headlining Summer Stadium Tour with Journey and Steve Miller Band, treating fans at Chase Field to a setlist that went heavy ...

Like the restless rust, Def Leppard never sleeps. We don’t understand what it means either, but they told us so 36 years ago in “Animal.” On May 19, Def Leppard will release “Drastic Symphonies,” a ...

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 has scored more than a dozen Top 40 hits across a career that now spans more than four decades. Close to half of them came off of 1987's mega-successful Hysteria album. Four songs from the ...

Def Leppard has released “Just Like ‘73,” a surprise collaboration with guitarist Tom Morello. You can listen to the new song below. According to Morello, he’s a longtime fan of the Sheffield hard ...

Def Leppard are a week away from the May 27 release of their new album, Diamond Star Halos, and they've just shared what is presumably the last advance single, "Fire It Up." Another opportunity to ...

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 ...

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’ ...

Def Leppard frontman Joe Elliot talks about spending three years perfecting ‘Hysteria’, the last-minute gamble that turned ...

The hair was shorter but the arena-size hooks that helped make Def Leppard and Mötley Crüe mainstream staples decades ago were on prominent display Friday night at a packed Wrigley Field. Though a ...