CONCERT ANNOUNCEMENT: Def Leppard and ZZ Top to co-headline Spokane Arena on Oct. 18

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click to enlarge Prepare for hysteria: Def Leppard and tourmates ZZ Top hit Spokane Oct. 18.
Prepare for hysteria: Def Leppard and tourmates ZZ Top hit Spokane Oct. 18.
Classic rock legends Def Leppard and ZZ Top are embarking on a co-headlining tour this summer. The string of shows kicks off in September and swings through town on Oct. 18 at the Spokane Arena. Tickets start at

The guys in Def Leppard are obviously fond of Spokane, considering they filled the arena in 2015 and 2017. ZZ Top, meanwhile, has had a more spotty history with us: They canceled two shows at Northern Quest in recent years, but did manage to play during 2018's Festival at Sandpoint. If you missed that gig, now's your chance to see the bearded rock legends.

Tickets for the October gig go on sale next Friday, Feb. 21, at 10 am through TicketsWest.

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