Def Leppard Unveils Lost Album “Rise” After 33 Years
London, UK – In a stunning revelation, the iconic British rock band Def Leppard has announced the release of a previously lost album, titled “Rise,” which has been hidden away for over 33 years.
_Recorded in 1989:_
“Rise” was recorded in 1989, during the same sessions that produced the band’s critically acclaimed album “Adrenalize.” However, due to internal conflicts and creative differences, the album was shelved and remained unreleased for decades.
_Album Details:_
“Rise” features 11 previously unreleased tracks, showcasing the band’s signature blend of hard rock, pop, and anthemic choruses. The album includes contributions from Joe Elliott, Phil Collen, Steve Clark, Rick Savage, and Rick Allen.
_Tracklist:_
1. “Rise Up”
2. “Fire in the Night”
3. “Love and Desire”
4. “Heartbeat of the City”
5. “Wild and Free”
6. “Into the Fire”
7. “Lost in the Moment”
8. “Shine a Light”
9. “Break the Chains”
10. “Forever Young”
11. “Eternal Flame”
_Release Date:_
“Rise” will be released on February 14th, 2025, in various formats, including CD, vinyl, and digital platforms. A deluxe edition will also be available, featuring bonus tracks, demos, and a comprehensive booklet.
_Joe Elliott’s Statement:_
“We’re thrilled to finally share ‘Rise’ with the world. This album represents a fascinating chapter in Def Leppard’s history, and we’re excited for fans to experience it.”
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