Def Leppard Sheffield: 3 times fans can see their Rock & Roll idols at The Leadmill, HMV and Bramall Lane
Fans of the Rock & Roll legends, Def Leppard, will have three opportunities to see the band in their hometown of Sheffield over the next few days.
The band return to Sheffield tonight to play their “most intimate” show in nearly four decades at The Leadmill. Def Leppard will rock the famous music venue later and tickets to see the show sold out within minutes.
The very next day, tomorrow, Saturday, May 20, the band will be in HMV’s Meadowhall branch for a signing session to celebrate the release of their new album ‘Drastic Symphonies’. Ticket bundles for the signing have also sold out.
Finally, on Monday, May 22, Def Leppard will perform at Bramall Lane as part of their world stadium tour. At the time of writing, tickets for this show are still available, with the cheapest currently costing £73.10.
The band’s homecoming tour of Sheffield this month has proven incredibly popular. Tickets for their Steel City appearances have sold incredibly well, with only the near 32,000 capacity Bramall Lane stadium with tickets remaining.
Def Leppard formed in Sheffield in 1976 with Tapton School students Rick Savage, Tony Kenning, and Pete Doubleday. The trio originally formed a band called Atomic Mass and it was after Pete Willis and lead-vocalist Joe Elliott joined the band they became Def Leppard.
Since then, with a few comings and goings of band members, Def Leppard have become an incredibly popular and successful group. They were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2019.