11 Years Ago VIVIAN CAMPBELL/THIN LIZZY In Glasgow, Scotland (Video)

Friday, 7th January 2022

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Def Leppard guitarist Vivian Campbell played a show with Thin Lizzy in Glasgow, Scotland on this day in 2011 with photos/video available.

The show took place at the O2 Academy.

Vivian's first show in the city since playing there with Def Leppard in June 2008 on the Songs From The Sparkle Lounge tour at the SECC.

One of his earliest known shows in this city was with Sweet Savage in December 1981 as support to the original Thin Lizzy with Phil Lynott on lead vocals/bass. Scott Gorham, Brian Downey and Darren Wharton were also in that line-up.

View video footage from the show on the YouTube playlist.

The band mixed up the setlist on night two of their UK tour.

18 songs were performed with 'Southbound' dropped and the song order changed around.

Safeconcerts posted 48 high quality photos from this show on their website (linked below).

The Scotsman website reviewed the show.

Visit the Tour News section. For more news on future tour plans.

Visit the Album News section for more news on new music (based on band member quotes).

View all the Fan Videos available so far on this YouTube playlist.

Thin Lizzy - 7th January 2011 Glasgow, Scotland Setlist

01 - Are You Ready
02 - Do Anything You Want To
03 - Don't Believe A Word
04 - Waiting For An Alibi
05 - Jailbreak
06 - Dancing In The Moonlight (It's Caught Me In Its Spotlight)
07 - Massacre
08 - Angel Of Death
09 - Still In Love With You
10 - Whiskey In The Jar
11 - Wild One
12 - Sha La La/Drum Solo
13 - Emerald
14 - Cowboy Song
15 - The Boys Are Back In Town

16 - Rosalie
17 - Bad Reputation

18 - Róisín Dubh (Black Rose): A Rock Legend

The Scotsman - Online Review Quote

"But despite the presence of numerous Lizzy veterans - including original drummer Brian Downey, long-time guitarist Scott Gorham and keyboard player Darren Wharton - plus the hard rock heft of ex-Dio/Whitesnake/Def Leppard guitarist Vivian Campbell, bassist Marco Mendoza and former Almighty frontman Ricky Warwick in the unenviable frontman role, this was a fairly rote rock performance, often lacking the innate groove which marked Thin Lizzy out from their more hidebound 70s rock peers."

Def Leppard 2020.