Def Leppard will release “Volume 4” on November 13, 2026, the latest installment in a planned six-volume series covering the band’s complete recorded output, via UMR. The set covers the band’s studio albums from 2015 to 2023 — the self-titled Def Leppard, Diamond Star Halos and Drastic Symphonies — alongside a collection of rarities curated by frontman Joe Elliott, with several tracks appearing on vinyl or CD for the first time.
The box set, available on 180g vinyl and as a limited-edition CD collection, includes a hardback book with photography by Ross Halfin and liner notes from Classic Rock’s Paul Elliott, plus new interviews with all five band members. Among the previously unreleased material is a cover of the Beatles’ “Revolution,” which the band says was originally recorded for a TV advert and never used. All albums were remastered by Ronan McHugh.
The release follows a busy year for the band, which according to the announcement completed a sold-out Las Vegas residency and toured India, the U.K. and Europe, including a sold-out date at London’s O2 Arena, alongside the release of new single “Rejoice.”
Based on a press release provided to Music Industry Weekly by Sujata Murthy.