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The Stadium Tour By Detroit Free Press

Def Leppard provided the top performance of the day. More than four decades in, the British quintet retains a sense of sincerity and devotion to craftsmanship that serves it well onstage. Joe Elliott was in fine voice as the hits flowed, from the ringing harmonies of “Animal” to the timeless glam of “Rocket” and unhurried dreaminess of “Hysteria.”

Toward the end of the 90-minute set, “Pour Some Sugar on Me” got its second Comerica Park performance in two nights, following Elliott’s surprise Saturday cameo with Billy Joel, where he sang the song backed by Joel and his band.

By Detroit Free Press 2022 - (Follow link for full review/Photos).

The Stadium Tour By M Live

“Here at last. Sorry for the delay,” Def Leppard frontman Joe Elliott shouted to the crowd between songs. “We’re finally here after two long years of waiting. Thanks for waiting for us.”

Def Leppard and Mötley Crüe alternate who goes on last city to city. This was the band from England’s turn to go third and they gave fans everything they had waited for with a few songs from their new album and mostly hits.

By M Live 2022 - (Follow link for full review/Photos).

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