Def Leppard

In the early 1990s, Def Leppard was riding high on the success of their album 'Adrenalize,' which had been released in March 1992. This album followed their previous hit, 'Hysteria,' and marked a significant point in their career as they transitioned into the grunge era, still holding onto their glam metal roots. The live performance of 'Let's Get Rocked' at the Don Valley Stadium on November 30, 1992, showcased not only their talent but also their ability to connect deeply with fans. Interestingly, this concert happened during a time when guitarist Steve Clark had recently passed away, making the performance both a tribute to his legacy and a demonstration of the band's resilience. Def Leppard's ability to engage thousands of fans in Sheffield highlighted their lasting impact, proving that even during challenging times, their music remained a unifying force.

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