Joe Elliott

On May 22, 2023, 47 years after their birth, Def Leppard returned to their home city to perform their second ever stadium concert in Sheffield at Bramall Lane. Kicking off their European tour, this monumental homecoming show was performed to a sold-out roaring crowd of almost 40,000 fans. It includes classics Photograph and Pour Some Sugar on Me as well as UK live debuts Take What You Want and This Guitar, the latter dedicated to the band’s late great guitarist Steve Clark.

A performance captured live over nine nights during the band's spring 2013 residency at The Joint located in the Hard Rock Hotel, Las Vegas in which Def Leppard plays through the entirety of their most successful album, "Hysteria," in its entirety. Plus two additional hits, "Rock of Ages" and "Photograph" as an encore. Finally "Viva! HYSTERIA" showcases for the first time a career-defining album (excluding concept albums) performed live in its entirety - from start to finish - for a commercial audio/video release. "Viva! HYSTERIA"! is unlike any show Def Leppard has ever done or will ever do again.

On the eve of Def Leppard's biggest-ever UK/European tour (including a sold-out night at Wembley Stadium) and hot on the heels of the release of their critically acclaimed and chart-topping new album, Drastic Symphonies (recorded at the famed Abbey Road venue), Def Leppard streamed a one-off live performance from the historic Sheffield venue, The Leadmill. This unique 2023 performance was one of the most intimate shows the band has played in the UK or Europe in over 35 years, giving fans the chance to hear and see the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees perform up close in an extraordinary stadium-style club setting.

Recorded at 1st Mariner Arena, Baltimore, MD, November 11th 2006. Setlist: "Let's Get Rocked", "Let It Go", "Foolin'", "Bringin' On the Heartbreak", "Slang", "Hysteria", "No Matter What" (Badfinger cover), "Bass Solo", "Rock On" (David Essex cover), "Rocket", "Photograph", "Armageddon It", "Animal", "Rock of Ages" Encore: "Love Bites", "Pour Some Sugar on Me"

Best Of The Videos' was released in October 2004 to accompany the album 'Best Of Def Leppard' which was released on the same day. The third long form DVD release from the band. It contains 32 videos in all, including the three hidden bonus clips. These are available at the start of videos 8, 22 and 23 if the DVD is played from the start. A Def Leppard pyrite font "D" appears in the top right of the screen as these videos begin. By pressing ENTER you start the bonus version. A mistake meant the bonus for "Slang" plays as track 8, the normal version is the hidden one. The cover was the same as the album artwork. The inner booklet and CD also had a similar design. The sound on the 1984 'BOTH' video is from 1981.

Def Leppard perform at the Leadmill Club in their hometown of Sheffield, England. Set list: 1. Action 2. Fire It Up 3. Let It Go 4. Too Late for Love 5. Excitable 6. Mirror, Mirror (Look Into My Eyes) 7. Slang 8. Kick 9. Bringin' On the Heartbreak 10. Switch 625 (With Drum Solo) 11. Hysteria 12. Pour Some Sugar on Me 13. Encore: Wasted

Visualize is a compilation of promo videos, interviews and concert footage released in 1993 on VHS and 2001 on DVD.

Video Archive, released on 5 December 1995, is a compilation video of eight live tracks from a hometown Sheffield, England 1993 concert; five videos from 1993 through 1995 (including the epic eight-minute version of "When Love & Hate Collide"), and six live tracks from a 1995 acoustic performance in Sheffield.

Released in 1983, Pyromania was the album that launched the band into Rock Legend status and was the first to feature guitarist Phil Collen, who had replaced Pete Willis. It includes the worldwide hits Photograph and Rock! Rock! (Till You Drop), reached no. 2 in the US album charts and has been certified Platinum all over the world. The Pyromania 40 Blu-ray includes Dolby Atmos, DTS-HD MA 5.1, 2023 Stereo and 2023 Instrumental Stereo mixes, plus the music videos to Photograph, Rock Of Ages, Foolin', Too Late For Love and Rock! Rock! (Till You Drop).

Documentary of the Sparkle Lounge Tour

IRON MAIDEN Setlist: "Sanctuary", "The Trooper", "Revelations", "Flight of Icarus", "22 Acacia Avenue", "The Number of the Beast", "Run to the Hills" SCORPIONS: "Blackout", "Loving You Sunday Morning", "Coming Home", "Always Somewhere", "Holiday", "Can’t Live Without You", "Dynamite", "Can’t Get Enough" JUDAS PRIEST: "Riding On The Wind", "Breaking The Law", "Freewheel Burning", "You’ve Got Another Thing Coming", "Living After Midnight", "Victim Of Changes", "Hell Bent For Leather" DEF LEPPARD: "Rock Rock", "Billy’s Got A Gun", "Foolin’", "Rock Of Ages", "Let It Go", "Wasted" OZZY OSBORNE: "I Don’t Know", "Mr. Crowley", "Bark At The Moon", "Forever", "Iron Man", "Paranoid" QUIET RIOT: "Let’s Get Crazy", "Metal Health", "Slick Black Cadillac", "Cum On Feel The Noize" KROKUS: "Long Stick Goes Boom", "American Woman", "Bedside Radio", "Heat Strokes" MICHAEL SHENKER GROUP: "Into The Arena", "Courvoisier Concerto", "Rock Will Never Die", "Doctor Doctor"

Following their induction into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame in 2019, Def Leppard returned to Las Vegas for their infamous Sin City residency at the Zappos Theater in Planet Hollywood. Stunning video walls, two stages, great musicianship and a frenzied crowd made for an unforgettable concert experience. A set featuring rarities such as Too Late For Love, Billy’s Got A Gun, Slang and Promises, the band also picked up their acoustic guitars for the rarely performed songs Let Me Be The One, We Belong, Have You Ever Needed Someone So Bad and Two Steps Behind. Along with their greatest hits, this two-and-a-half-hour concert features 28 mind blowing songs that will change your concept of what a rock concert should be!

Def Leppard performed an intimate, special invitation-only concert at the Whisky a Go Go in Los Angeles in celebration of the band's forthcoming album Diamond Star Halos.

TFI Friday was an entertainment show broadcast on Channel 4 in the United Kingdom from 1996 to 2000. The show was produced by Ginger Productions, written by Danny Baker and hosted by Chris Evans, for the first 5 series. The final series was hosted by a number of guest presenters. It was broadcast on Fridays at 6pm from 9 February 1996 to 22 December 2000, with a repeat later that night. The title officially stood for "Thank Four It's Friday", but was widely understood to mean "Thank Fuck It's Friday" and was a reference to the popular phrase "Thank God it's Friday". The show's theme tune was Ron Grainer's theme from Man in a Suitcase, in keeping with Evans's frequent use of 1960s television themes in his work.