DEF LEPPARD Interviewed On Southern California's 95.5 KLOS (Audio)

June 16, 2011

Joe Elliott, Rick Savage and Phil Collen of DEF LEPPARD sat down for interviews with Mark Thompson and Brian Phelps of the Los Angeles-based "Mark And Brian Show" show and Jim Ladd of 95.5 KLOS Southern California's Best Rock. You can now listen to both chats below.

Mark and Brian:

Jim Ladd:

DEF LEPPARD's new live album, "Mirror Ball", sold around 20,000 copies in the United States in its first week of release to debut at position No. 16 on The Billboard 200 chart.

"Mirror Ball" is available exclusively at Walmart and Sam's Club locations in the United States and Canada. The album includes a 50-minute DVD that contains live performances and intimate backstage footage of the band captured on the road. A special limited vinyl edition is also available. "Mirror Ball" is also available online, marking the first time the band's music was officially available for digital purchase.

"Mirror Ball" features a mix of live DEF LEPPARD classics (recorded throughout The Sparkle Lounge Tour),three brand new studio songs and the aforementioned bonus DVD. "Mirror Ball" is DEF LEPPARD's first ever live album and features rock classics such as "Animal", "Pour Some Sugar On Me", "Photograph", "Nine Lives" and "Rock Of Ages". The album also brings together three brand new studio tracks "Undefeated", "Kings Of The World" and "It's All About Believin'" taking their place with ease within this classic setlist.

Frontiers Records will release "Mirror Ball" on the following dates:

Germany, Switzerland, Austria: June 17
June 23: France
Rest Of Europe: June 20

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