DEF LEPPARD INDIA GIGS PUSHED, AGAIN

September 30th, 2008 Posted in News

Oh Def Leppard! Will you ever play in India? Indiecision has it from reliable source that kids hoping to catch the Lepp on the 17th (Bangalore) and the 19th (Mumbai) of October are going to have to wait a little while longer. The gigs been pushed again, so pour some sugar on yourself.

The reason for the postponement hasn’t been announced though the last time they pushed it was due to elections in May. Also, if you have money, help the promoters out with some sponsorship.

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