Four decades after Def Leppard dropped Pyromania, a feast of radio-friendly hooks and massive guitar riffs, the legendary band celebrates the career-defining record on a world tour. “The fact that we’re highlighting the album will add gravitas to the whole show,” Joe Elliott tells Apple Music. “Of course, we’re also playing songs from other albums, but given Pyromania’s significant birthday, it’ll feel celebratory whenever we roll one of its songs out.” The band has always emphasized visuals in their stage performances, but these days, they keep things a bit more polished. “In the early days it would have been a bit more chaotic with occasionally misfiring pyro, too much smoke,” he says. “Now we have, in my opinion, the best lighting director in the biz.” Despite how big Def Leppard sounds onstage, Elliott says that you hear what you see: “Five guys playing live, four guys singing live, and, with the exception of a few loops and sound effects, no tapes—no matter what you’ve read. We practice a lot and we’re actually quite good!” Explore the full set list here and put yourself in the crowd.