DEF LEPPARD Singer Guests On IAN HUNTER DVD

May 6, 2005

DEF LEPPARD frontman Joe Elliott makes a guest appearance on the new live DVD from the legendary Ian Hunter (MOTT THE HOOPLE),"Just Another Night - Live At The Astoria", available now on Secret Records. Filmed and recorded at the Astoria in London in 2004, it features an appearance by Joe on the song "All the Way From Memphis". To order, or see a video trailer of the track, visit Secret Records' web site.

DEF LEPPARD will tour minor league baseball stadiums with BRYAN ADAMS, beginning on June 1 in Portland, Oregon. DEF LEPPARD will play several shows of its own during the summer as well.

DEF LEPPARD's upcoming compilation, "Rock of Ages: The Definitive Collection", comes out on May 17.

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