Def Leppard’s Phil Collen ‘Really Confident’ Stadium Tour Will Happen in 2021
Def Leppard was on tap to have a massive 2020 alongside Motley Crue, Poison and Joan Jett & the Blackhearts with the Stadium Tour, but the coronavirus pandemic derailed that. However, with the COVID-19 vaccine being distributed, Def Leppard guitarist Phil Collen is optimistic the tour will happen in 2021.
In an appearance on The Jeremy White Podcast, Collen said, “I’m really confident, if they get the vaccine rolled out. It’s the same way anywhere around the world. You go, ‘Hey, are you coming to so and so?’ Well, I don’t know if we’re allowed to travel and whether we would be allowed on the plane or even in that country. So, it’s looking good — or not. We really don’t know. It really comes down to how everyone deals with approaching this pandemic and stuff.”
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Back in June 2020, all four acts on the Stadium Tour released a joint statement announcing their tour would be postponed until 2021 and then shortly thereafter announced a batch of rescheduled tour dates. The 2021 Stadium Tour is currently slated to kick off on June 19 in Nashville and wrap up on September 12 in San Diego. The full list of dates can be viewed below.
Motley Crue/Def Leppard/Poison/Joan Jett – New Tour Dates for 2021
June 19 – Nashville, Tennessee @ Nissan Stadium
June 21 – Cincinnati, Ohio @ Great American Ballpark
June 24 – Charlotte, North Carolina @ Bank of America Stadium
June 26 – Miami, Florida @ Hard Rock Stadium
June 27 – Orlando, Florida @ Camping World Stadium
July 03 – Cleveland, Ohio @ FirstEnergy Field
July 06 – St. Louis, Missouri @ Busch Stadium
July 08 – Minneapolis, Minnesota @ U.S. Bank Stadium
July 10 – Detroit, Michigan @ Comerica Park
July 13 – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania @ Citizens Bank Park
July 15 Flushing, New York @ Citi Field
July 17 – Boston, Massachusetts @ Fenway Park
July 18 – Boston, Massachusetts @ Fenway Park
July 20 – Hershey, Pennsylvania @ Hersheypark Stadium
July 22 – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania @ PNC Park
August 07 – Jacksonville, Florida @ TIAA Bank Field
August 09 – Washington, DC @ Nationals Park
August 12 – Buffalo, New York @ New Era Field
August 15 – Atlanta, Georgia @ SunTrust Park
August 17 – Houston, Texas @ Minute Maid Park
August 20 – San Antonio, Texas @ Alamodome
August 22 – Arlington, Texas @ Globe Life Field
August 24 – Kansas City, Missouri @ Kauffman Stadium
August 28 – Milwaukee, Wisconsin @ Miller Park
August 29 – Chicago, Illinois @ Wrigley Field
September 03 – Phoenix, Arizona @ State Farm Stadium
September 04 – Los Angeles, California @ SoFi Stadium
September 07 – Seattle, Washington @ T-Mobile Park
September 10 – San Francisco, California @ Oracle Park
September 12 – San Diego, CA @ Petco Park