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Def Leppard Give Back to Los Angeles With ‘Stand by Me' Cover Benefitting Wildfire Relief
"In times of devastation, standing together is more important than ever," guitarist Phil Collen shared in a statement
Def Leppard release version of Ben E. King's soul classic Stand By Me for FireAid
Def Leppard have released a cover version of Stand By Me, the soul classic that was originally a hit for Ben E. King in 1961. Proceeds from sales of the song will be donated to FireAid, the charity dedicated to rebuilding communities devastated by the Californian wildfires.
Hear Def Leppard’s ‘Stand By Me’ Cover to Benefit LA Fire Victims
Def Leppard has released a cover of Ben E. King’s “Stand by Me” to benefit victims of the Southern California wildfires. You can listen to the song below. All proceeds from the song will be donated to FireAid to assist in short-term relief efforts and long-term initiatives to prevent future disasters.
Def Leppard Share Cover Of ‘Stand By Me’ For Los Angeles’ FireAid Charity
Def Leppard have announced a new digital single, a cover of Ben E. King’s classic “Stand by Me,” with proceeds going to L.A.’s FireAid charity to support all that were affected by the recent wildfires.
Def Leppard Release Moving Rendition of Ben E. King Classic “Stand By Me” to Support Those Impacted by the Los Angeles Fires
"Los Angeles and its surrounding area has always played a central role in Def Leppard's career," said Def Leppard frontman Joe Elliott.
Def Leppard release new cover of ‘Stand By Me’ in aid of LA wildfire relief
Bringing a lush string-first sound to this iconic song, Def Leppard will be donating money from the proceeds to the LA wildfire relief.
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Def Leppard update fans about Vivian Campbell's health, share footage from show played without him
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How Def Leppard Went From NWOBHM Icons To Globe-Straddling Mega Group
singles released from the album all the way into 1989, ensuring that there was no escape from Def Leppard. Those tunes – “Animal,” “Women,” “Pour Some Sugar On Me,” “Hysteria ...