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Def Leppard

• The band: vocalist Joe Elliott, guitarist Vivian Campbell, guitarist Phil Collen, bassist Rick “Sav” Savage, and drummer Rick Allen
• The singles: “Pour Some Sugar on Me,” “Love Bites,” and “Armageddon It” are all likely to inspire a crowd sing-along
• The breakout hit: “Bringin’ On the Heartbreak” from 1981’s High ‘n’ Dry
• The monster hit: 1987’s Hysteria, which sold more than 20 million copies worldwide
• The charity work: Def Leppard supports and has partnered with USO, Hiring Our Heroes, Project Resiliency/The Raven Drum Foundation, and Wounded Warriors
• The new album: Def Leppard, the 14-track self-titled record that secured the #1 slot on Billboard’s Top Rock Albums chart and features the singles “Dangerous” and “Let’s Go”

REO Speedwagon

• How they got their start: touring the Midwest in the late 1960s in an old station wagon
• Album that put them on the map: 1980’s Hi Infidelity
• What made Hi Infidelity so great: a track listing of passionate chartbusters including “Keep On Loving You”
• The album’s other claims to fame: it contained the spurned-lover kiss-off “Take It on the Run;” it was certified 9 times platinum; it was #1 on the Billboard 200 chart for 15 weeks

Tesla

• 1984: the year Tesla first formed in Sacramento
• 1989: the year the band truly broke out with the double-platinum album The Great Radio Controversy, which included the hit singles “Heaven’s Trail (No Way Out)” and “Love Song”
• The power of Tesla: blistering arena rock driven by a down-to-earth, anti-glam aesthetic
• The lineup: original members Jeff Keith, Frank Hannon, Brian Wheat, and Troy Luccketta along with new guitarist Dave Rude