DEF LEPPARD Summer Stadium Tour 2024 DETROIT Online Reviews/Photos Round-Up

Wednesday, 24th July 2024

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Def Leppard played a show on The Summer Stadium Tour 2024 in Detroit, MI on 18th July with many online reviews available.

The show took place at Comerica Park.

The first show in Detroit since July 2022.

View some of the many online reviews/photo galleries posted by the local media.

And view the Show Report including many Fan Photos.

19th July 2024

DEF LEPPARD Summer Stadium Tour 2024 In DETROIT, MI (Show Report/Setlist)

Def Leppard played a Summer Stadium Tour 2024 show last night in Detroit, MI with 18 songs performed.

Detroit, MI - Media Reviews/Photos

Def Leppard, Journey take over Comerica Park for 35,000 as stadium tour hits Detroit by freep.com - 33 Photos

Online Review Quote

"Def Leppard closed the evening with a finely tuned 1½-hour set of Union Jack-stamped hard rock, a signature wall of sound layered with sheets of vocal harmonies, squalling guitars and unapologetic pop hooks. It’s an approach meant for a big setting like CoPa, and the flashy visual accompaniment on the centerfield stage drove home the point."

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Def Leppard Rocks Comerica Park by wrif.com - 21 Photos

Online Review Quote

"The band took the stage after Journey and the Steve Miller band, for a perfect outdoor concert in front of 35,000 rock fans. This was just the 5th stop on the tour, and from all accounts, they were firing on all cylinders."

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Def Leppard, Journey, Steve Miller perform a rare Comerica Park tripleheader by mlive.com - 1 Photo

Online Review Quote

"Just as the sun went down, Def Leppard brought the energy back up with a solid 90-minute set of mostly hits and a tribute to the 40th anniversary of their third studio album, “Pyromania” as the band performed most of it in its entirety scattered throughout the evening, starting with the first song from the album, “Rock! Rock! (Till You Drop)."