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Janis Joplin at Woodstock: The Raw Truth Behind the Set
Remember Janis Joplin at Woodstock, where nerves and talent met in a legendary performance late Saturday night.
Sam
August 20, 2025
The burning question on many a rock fan’s mind: does Def Leppard have any Christmas songs? You better believe they do. Now, don’t expect a bunch of pour-some-sugar-coated holiday jingles — we’re talking about classic Def Leppard, bringing their signature rock boom into the Christmas season.
The band dropped a holiday track called “We All Need Christmas” in 2020, and let me tell you, it’s got that classic Leppard charm. It’s not just another run-of-the-mill Christmas song; it’s a Def Leppard Christmas anthem, filled with huge guitars, catchy hooks, and that unmistakable energy. The track talks about the chaos and challenges of the holiday season but also brings the message that, at the end of the day, we all need a little bit of Christmas spirit. It’s got that anthemic feel you’d expect from the band, and trust me, it’ll have you singing along. But is it any good? Watch below
So if you thought a Def Leppard Xmas was only about rocking out to “Pour Some Sugar Plums on Me” and “Jingle Bell Rock of Ages,” think again. The band shows us that they can handle the holiday cheer just as well as they handle the hardest of rock anthems. Pop that track on when you’re decking the halls, and you’ll find that it’s the perfect soundtrack to a Christmas that’s loud, proud, and full of heart.
Long live the Christmas rock ‘n’ roll, folks. 🎸🎄
Stay rocking,
Sam 🤘
P.S Christmas Officially ROCKS! Read the Xmas Rock Blog and check these Def Leppard Tees
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