Def Leppard, Britain’s greatest arena rock band, have announced Volume 4, the fourth of six planned box sets showcasing the band’s complete recorded output. The collection arrives November 13, 2026, via UMR.

Volume 4 will be available on both 180g vinyl and limited-edition CD box sets, featuring all Def Leppard studio recordings from 2015 to 2023. That includes the albums Def Leppard, Diamond Star Halos and Drastic Symphonies, presented in their original packaging across both formats.

The collection also includes an extensive selection of rare tracks curated by Joe Elliott, many of which appear on vinyl and CD for the first time. All albums on Volume 4 have been mastered by Ronan McHugh at Ro’s Garage.

Each edition of Volume 4 is housed in a rigid box set and includes a hardback book featuring rare photography by Ross Halfin and liner notes by Classic Rock’s Paul Elliott.

Def Leppard band members Joe Elliott, Rick Savage, Rick Allen, Vivian Campbell and Phil Collen also contribute exclusive interviews for the release.

Joe Elliott said of the release: “At last! It’s here! Volume 4 gathers together our remaining studio albums and some very interesting bonus material. Some of the bonus bits are quite recent but there is also something that was lost in the vaults for over 33 years until earlier this year. We’re extremely excited to finally put this box set in front of you, it’s a great listen and a good read too!”

Also included on Volume 4 is a Def Leppard cover of The Beatles’ “Revolution”. Taken from the Rarities disc on Volume 4, the track was originally recorded for a TV advert but never used, meaning it has remained unreleased until now.

Volume 4 is available to pre-order now, with the previously unreleased “Revolution” also available to hear via Def Leppard’s official channels.

With more than 110 million albums sold worldwide and two prestigious Diamond Awards in the U.S., Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees Def Leppard – Joe Elliott on vocals, Phil Collen and Vivian Campbell on guitar, Rick Savage on bass and Rick Allen on drums – continue to be one of the most important forces in rock music.

2026 has already been a landmark year for Def Leppard. The band completed a sold-out months-long residency in Las Vegas, toured India, the UK and Europe, sold out every UK date including London’s iconic O2 Arena, and released a brand new single, “Rejoice”, complete with lyric video.

Over the course of their career, Def Leppard have produced a run of classic, ground-breaking albums, including the 14x Platinum Hysteria and 11x Platinum Pyromania, that set the bar for generations of music fans and artists alike.

The band’s spectacular live shows and arsenal of hits have become synonymous with their name, leading Def Leppard to be heralded as the world’s greatest live rock band.

In May 2022, Def Leppard released their critically and commercially acclaimed twelfth studio album, Diamond Star Halos. The album debuted at number one on the Apple, Amazon Music and Billboard Hard Rock charts, and scored a Top 10 debut on Billboard’s Top 200 Albums chart, marking the band’s eighth Top 10 album. Globally, it notched numerous Top 10 chart entries, including a Top 5 debut in the UK.

Following that success, Def Leppard released their 13th studio album, Drastic Symphonies, with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in 2023. The record charted at number four in the UK, the band’s highest UK chart entry in over 32 years, and spent 15 weeks at number one on the Billboard Current Classical chart.

In 2024, Def Leppard teamed up with guitarist Tom Morello for the single “Just Like 73”, which climbed to number one on the Mediabase Classic Rock chart. By the end of this year, Def Leppard will have sold over 4.5 million tickets globally since their sold-out stadium run in 2022 alongside Motley Crue, a huge achievement in today’s touring landscape.

Def Leppard have also amassed 20 million followers across their social media platforms, and were recently honoured with their own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, inducted by Jon Bon Jovi.

Following their historic 2018 co-headline stadium and arena run in North America, Def Leppard sold more than one million tickets, before Def Leppard and Motley Crue topped that figure again with a further sold-out stadium run in 2022 and 2023, selling over 2.1 million tickets across 27 countries and five continents.

Continuing to push boundaries with their electrifying live shows, Def Leppard completed their third sold-out Las Vegas residency in February 2026, before touring India, the UK and Europe, including headlining and selling out London’s O2 Arena and the 85,000-capacity Wacken Open Air festival in Germany.

The 6-CD edition of Def Leppard’s Volume 4 box set features the following track listing.

CD One: Def Leppard
Let’s Go
Dangerous
Man Enough
We Belong
Invincible
Sea Of Love
Energized
All Time High
Battle Of My Own
Broke ‘N’ Brokenhearted
Forever Young
Last Dance
Wings Of An Angel
Blind Faith

CD Two: Diamond Star Halos
Take What You Want
Kick
Fire It Up
This Guitar
SOS Emergency
Liquid Dust
U Rok Mi
Goodbye For Good This Time
All We Need
Open Your Eyes
Gimme A Kiss
Angels (Can’t Help You Now)
Lifeless
Unbreakable
From Here To Eternity

CD Three: Drastic Symphonies
Turn To Dust
Paper Sun
Animal
Pour Some Sugar On Me (Stripped Version)
Hysteria
Love Bites
Goodbye For Good This Time
Love
Gods Of War
Angels (Can’t Help You Now)
Bringin’ On The Heartbreak
Switch 625
Too Late For Love
When Love And Hate Collide
Kings Of The World

CD Four: Rarities
Let It Go (Live iTunes Session)
Foolin (Live iTunes Session)
Bringin’ On The Heartbreak (Live iTunes Session)
Rock On (Live iTunes Session)
When Love And Hate Collide (Live iTunes Session)
Promises (Live iTunes Session)
C’Mon C’Mon (Live At Abbey Road, 2008)
Rock On (Live At Abbey Road, 2008)
Rocket (Live At Abbey Road, 2008)
Undefeated (From Mirrorball)
Kings Of The World (From Mirrorball)
It’s All About Believin’ (From Mirrorball)
Rock Of Ages (2012 Re-Recorded Version)
Pour Some Sugar On Me (2012 Re-Recorded Version)
Where Does Love Go When It Dies / Now / When Love And Hate Collide / Have You Ever Needed Someone So Bad / Two Steps Behind (Acoustic Medley, 2012)
Hysteria (2013 Re-Recorded Version)

CD Five: Rarities
Undefeated (Demo)
Last Dance (Demo)
Wings Of An Angel (Las Vegas Demo)
We Belong (Joe Only Vox)
This Guitar (Demo)
Hysteria (Spotify Session, 2018)
Miss You In A Heartbeat (Feat. Ian Hunter) (Retroactive Outtake)
We All Need Christmas
Take What You Want (Radio Edit)
Kick (Radio Edit)
This Guitar (Joe Only Mix)
Goodbye For Good This Time (Avant-Garde Mix)
Lifeless (Joe Only Mix)
Angels (Can’t Help You Now) (Covent Garden Mix)
Have You Ever Needed Someone So Bad
Animal (Radio Edit)
Just Like 73 (Feat. Tom Morello)

CD Six: Rarities
Personal Jesus (2026 Mix)
Revolution (Abandoned TV Ad)
“Heroes” (2026 Mix)
Stand By Me (From Bank Of Dave 2)
Bad Motor Scooter (Feat. Sammy Hagar)
Helen Wheels (From “The Art Of McCartney” Album)
Drive In Saturday (Feat. Mike Garson)
Seagull (Full Band Version)

Fans who prefer vinyl can also pick up Volume 4 as an 11LP box set, spreading the same Def Leppard studio albums and rarities across five multi-disc records: Def Leppard (2 x LP), Diamond Star Halos (2 x LP), Drastic Symphonies (2 x LP), and two further Rarities collections spanning 2 x LP and 3 x LP respectively, sequenced across a total of 22 sides.

With Volume 4 landing just weeks after a sold-out year of touring, Def Leppard show no signs of slowing down. The box set gives fans a chance to own the band’s most recent studio work alongside decades of rare and previously unheard material in one definitive collection.

Def Leppard’s Volume 4 box set is available to pre-order now ahead of its November 13, 2026 release via UMR.