DEF LEPPARD: 'Go' Performance Footage From Adelaide Available

December 26, 2008

Video footage of DEF LEPPARD performing the song "Go" on November 2, 2008 at Adelaide Entertainment Centre in Adelaide, Australia can be viewed below.

DEF LEPPARD's newest album, "Songs From The Sparkle Lounge", debuted at No. 5 on the Billboard Top 200. The band's ninth studio CD contains 11 new songs, including "Nine Lives", featuring a collaboration with country music superstar Tim McGraw.

"Songs from the Sparkle Lounge" was DEF LEPPARD's 11th consecutive Top 20 album in the U.S. According to Billboard.com, the band started its Top 20 streak on The Billboard 200 back with 1983's "Pyromania" when it peaked at No. 2. Since "Pyromania", every DEF LEPPARD album has reached the Top 20.

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