DEF LEPPARD's RICK ALLEN Big Love Benefit 2021 Concert Setlist

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Rick Allen 2021

Def Leppard drummer Rick Allen took part in the Big Love Benefit Concert last night and the setlist is available.

The online charity event took place last night hosted by Nugs.

The 'Big Love Benefit Concert' was organised by Rick and his wife Lauren Monroe.

Rick played drums during three songs as part of his wife Lauren's backing band.

Proceeds go to the Sweet Relief Musicians Fund, who "provide financial assistance to the millions of music industry professionals who are out of work due to COVID-19".

The show took place from 6pm PT - (9pm ET / 2am UK time).

Zoom Meet And Greet with Rick and Lauren were also available.

Special appearances included Billy Idol, Tommy Shaw, Wynonna Judd, Myles Kennedy and Matt Sorum.

Poison's Bret Michaels contributed a Special Message during the event.

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Def Leppard 2020.

Big Love Benefit Concert - 23rd January 2021 Setlist

01 - When the Rain Comes
02 - Color of Snow
03 - Big Love

All three songs are Lauren Monroe originals.

Big Love Benefit Concert - News Quote

Rick Allen, iconic drummer of Def Leppard takes the stage with Lauren Monroe, the Big Love Band, and a star-studded lineup of rock and country greats.

All proceeds will go to the Sweet Relief Musicians Fund, which provides financial assistance to the millions of music industry professionals who are out of work due to COVID-19.

Limited VIP Tickets are available - nugs.tv/live-webcasts

All VIP purchasers will receive the full webcast in addition to a virtual Zoom meet & greet with Rick Allen & Lauren Monroe, right after the show!

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Rick Allen Quote

"We strive daily, through our music and through our Raven Drum Foundation Resilience Project, to serve, educate and empower individuals and communities recovering from crisis."

"We can't imagine a more important and useful way to give back than this benefit concert."