Def Leppard released the Ben E. King "Stand by Me" cover to support the victims of LA Fire!

Def Leppard has released the “Stand by me” cover of Ben E. King!

All of the profits of this song will be donated to Fireaid to support short -term rescue activities and long -term initiatives to prevent fire disasters that occur throughout Southern California.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9zghanmmf4
Stand by me

The members also comment on the following:

　
Los Angeles and its surrounding areas are always located in the Def Leppard career, such as a part of the members, a rehearsal in the United States, and the first live in the United States. It has played a role. I am honored to be able to donate all royalties to Los Angeles’s wonderful heroes who offer this song and help those who have been damaged by the fire. There is no more song.
―― Joe Elliott

　
From the 1980s to the 1990s, Los Angeles was my second hometown. Seeing a tragic situation due to a wildfire seems to be torn. We would like to express our sincere sympathies to all those who have been damaged by this tragedy. Find a physical, mental, and spiritual way to move forward. It’s difficult to understand what you don’t understand, but if you support each other, you have a chance.
―― Rick Savage

　
I am grateful to Los Angeles firefighters and all rescue. In particular, considering my background, I know how important the rescue is in an emergency. Therefore, in addition to supporting firefighting aids through the release of “Stand by Me”, Raven Drum Foundation provides First Respanders Resignment, which provides free recovery and trauma training to rescue teams and their families throughout California. We plan to donate five signed guitars to Inc..
―― Rick Allen

　
In a catastrophic situation, unity is more important than ever. I have lived in Southern California for 35 years, and have witnessed the influence of the wildfire that continues to devastate the community throughout California. Ben E. King’s “Stand by Me” cover is a tribute to recovery, unity, and hope. All of our versions are donated directly to the victims of the Fire and help those who need the most support. Let’s support each other and change. Nobody should confront it alone.
――Phil Collen

　
I lived in Los Angeles in most of my life as an adult, so seeing a fire caused by a fire seems to be really torn. I know all the damaged nearby areas, and I know many people who have lost their homes and livelihood. As they begin to rebuild their lives and communities, we continue to think about them.
―― Vivian campbell