Adrenalize "Seven Day Weekend" World Tour

Tour byDef Leppard
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Location	Europe North America Oceania Japan
Associated album	Adrenalize
Start date	15 April 1992
End date	29 September 1993
No. of shows	244
Def Leppard concert chronology
Hysteria World Tour (1987–1988) Adrenalize World Tour (1992–1993) Slang World Tour (1996–1997)

TheAdrenalize World Tour – also known as theAdrenalize "Seven Day Weekend" Tour – was aconcert tour by Englishhard rock bandDef Leppard to support theAdrenalize album, released in March 1992. It was their first tour without guitaristSteve Clark, who died in January 1991 while the album was recorded. FormerDio andWhitesnake guitaristVivian Campbell joined six weeks before the tour began.^[1]

The tour kicked off with a club show inDublin,Ireland on April 15, 1992. Campbell's first public appearance with the band, it was a warm-up forThe Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert on April 20 inLondon.^[2]

In 1992 and early 1993, the tour was performed in the round, with the stage surrounded by the audience; a format Leppard first used on the 1987/1988 Hysteria World Tour.^[3]

"We started the tour as a huge, long-haired, dressed-up,arena rock band," Campbell observed, "and we finished it looking likePearl Jam: wearing ratty jeans, growing goatees and cutting our hair. During the course of that fifteen-month tour, the entiremusical landscape changed."^[4]

• GUN (Scotland)^[5]
• Ugly Kid Joe
• Thunder
• Terrorvision

Taken from 15 April 1992 show inDublin,Ireland

1. "Stagefright"
2. "Rock! Rock! (Till You Drop)"
3. "Women"
4. "Too Late for Love"
5. "Hysteria"
6. "Gods of War"
7. "Die Hard the Hunter"
8. "Love Bites"
9. "Foolin'"
10. "Rock of Ages"
11. "Armageddon It"
12. "Pour Some Sugar on Me"
13. "Let's Get Rocked"
14. "Animal"
15. "Now I'm Here" (Queen cover)
16. "Photograph"
17. "Tear It Down"

Taken from 23 June 1992 show inSheffield,England

1. "Stagefright"
2. "Tear It Down"
3. "Women"
4. "Too Late for Love"
5. "Hysteria" (mid-song power loss)
6. "Make Love Like a Man"
7. Phil Collen guitar solo
8. "White Lightning"
9. "Foolin'"
10. "Animal"
11. Vivian Campbell guitar solo
12. "Gods of War"
13. "Rocket"
14. "S.M.C."
15. "Bringin' On the Heartbreak" (acoustic/electric)
16. "From the Inside" (live debut: Joe Elliott acoustic)
17. "Have You Ever Needed Someone So Bad"
18. "Photograph"
19. "Armgeddon It"
20. "Pour Some Sugar on Me"
21. "Let's Get Rocked"
22. "Rock of Ages"

Taken from 31 December 1992 show inPhoenix, Arizona

1. "Let's Get Rocked"
2. "Tear It Down"
3. "Women"
4. "Too Late for Love"
5. "Hysteria"
6. "Make Love Like A Man"
7. Phil Collen guitar solo
8. "White Lightning"
9. "Foolin'"
10. "Animal"
11. Vivian Campbell guitar solo
12. "Gods of War"
13. "Rocket"
14. "Bringin' On the Heartbreak"
15. "Have You Ever Needed Someone So Bad"
16. "Armageddon It"
17. "Rock of Ages"
18. "Pour Some Sugar on Me"
19. "Love Bites"
20. "Photograph"

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Band

• Joe Elliott – lead vocals, rhythm and acoustic guitar, keyboards
• Phil Collen – lead and rhythm guitars, backing vocals
• Vivian Campbell – lead and rhythm guitars, backing vocals
• Rick Savage – bass, keyboards, rhythm and acoustic guitars, backing vocals
• Rick Allen – drums, backing vocals

Management

• Malvin Mortimer – tour manager^[12]
• Mark Spring – production manager^[12]
• Dick Adams – tour accountant
• Gary Perkins – stage manager
• Jonathan Smeeton – lighting/set designer^[12]
• Butch Allen – lighting director^[12]
• Robert Scovill – sound engineer^[12]
• Phil Wilkey – monitor engineer^[12]

Crew

• Peter Lothian –Vari*Lite programmer/operator
• Barry Branford – Intellabeam technician
• David Sutherland – bass technician
• Tony Moon – drum technician
• Stan Schiller – guitar technician
• Liam Col – guitar technician
• Mick Panasci – Vari*Lite technician
• Stewart Felix – Vari*Lite technician
• J.R. "Weasel" Engington – Dimmer technician
• Joe "Keebler" Campbell – tracking technician
• Ted Leamy – head sound technician
• Larry Vodopivek – sound technician
• David Stogner – sound technician
• Mark Tooch – sound technician
• Charlie Passarelli – head laser technician
• Harald Kohl – laser technician
• Gordon Hum – laser technician

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