Def Leppard are one of only five rock bands with two original studio albums selling over 10 million copies in the U.S.
Tag: Vivian Campbell
Last in Line Puts on Monster Rock Show at Mexicali Live, NJ – March 24th, 2017
The band has incredible chemistry not only with their playing but with their on-stage comradery
Vinny Appice of Last in Line – When You’re Playing this Close to Fans you have to Deliver!
Dio Disciples are great and know all the songs, but we know all the notes because we wrote them
Def Leppard – And There Will Be A Next Time – Live From Detroit review
Released via: Eagle Rock TRACKLISTING: Let s Go Animal Let It Go Dangerous Foolin Love Bites Armageddon It Rock On Man Enough Rocket Bringin On The Heartbreak Switch 625 Hysteria Let s Get Rocked Pour Some Sugar On Me Rock Of Ages Photograph Available as DVD+2CD / Blu-ray+2CD / Digital Video, the latest live offering […]
Def Leppard Let’s Get Rocked, live at PPL Center in Allentown, PA on May 17th, 2016
Did you know that if you looked up the word “Arena Rock” in the dictionary, you’ll find a photo of Def Leppard?
Interview with Vivian Campbell (Guitars) (Last in Line, Def Leppard, former DIO)
Vivian Campbell – Heavy Crown is the Noise Last in Line Makes!
Last In Line – Heavy Crown Review
I must admit when I heard a couple of years back that Vivian Campbell was getting the classic Dio line up of himself, Jimmy Bain, Vinny Appice and Claude Schnell back together for a series of shows.
Def Leppard – Def Leppard Review
Being a teenager during the 80’s, Def Leppard was staple at school dances, car stereos and Sony Walkmans for most of that decade.
Def Leppard, live at Genting Arena, Birmingham, December 12 2015
With a sold out arena tour, Def Leppard return to the UK and Ireland to deliver what they do best. Slick, polished, note perfect shows with visuals to die for…
Exclusive Interview with Vinny Appice (Drums), Jimmy Bain (Bass) Last in Line
I worked with John Lennon but I didn’t want to be a fan to him. I was just cool, never took pictures and I didn’t ask him questions like that. How did that stuff come about which still sounds amazing to this day.