Def Leppard's Indian Connection: Music, Culture, and a Historic Tour
Def Leppard's historic tour of India, starting March 25, marks a return awaited by fans for 18 years. Guitarist Phil Collen talks about their song 'Turn to Dust' inspired by Indian culture and the Dalits. The band plans to bring high-energy performances to Shillong, Mumbai, and Bengaluru.
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Def Leppard's highly anticipated tour in India is kicking off on March 25, marking the band's return to the country after an 18-year wait. Fans are eager to experience their iconic music live in Shillong, Mumbai, and Bengaluru.
Guitarist Phil Collen shared an unexpected connection to India through their song 'Turn to Dust', which was influenced by the socio-cultural realities of the country. The track, featuring the haunting Sarangi sampled from Pandit Ram Narayan's music, offers a psychedelic dive into Indian culture.
As Def Leppard prepares to share their improved sound and dynamic stage presence, Collen is particularly excited about visiting the ancient Kailasa Temple at Ellora. The tour promises to blend rock nostalgia with contemporary showmanship, ensuring a memorable experience for their Indian audience.
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