DEF LEPPARD Frontman To Join RICKY WARWICK Onstage At Irish Gig

March 27, 2005

DEF LEPPARD vocalist Joe Elliott will join former THE ALMIGHTY frontman Ricky Warwick onstage for a couple of songs during Warwick's acoustic gig at at the Sprit Stone in Dundalk, Ireland on March 31. Elliott co-produced Ricky's upcoming solo album, "Love Many Trust Few", due on May 17 via Sanctuary Records. A video for the song "Learning to Fall", off the upcoming CD, will be shot at the show.

"Love Many Trust Few" features guest appearances from DEF LEPPARD guitarist Vivian Campbell and Canadian singer/songwriter Emm Gryner. The artwork and design was handled by Steve Averill (the guitar player with the seminal Irish punk band THE RADIATORS FROM SPACE),who has previously worked with U2.

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