Pause Releases Def Leppard Video Art Prints
The limited-edition collection draws on stills from two Def Leppard music videos and is available for purchase now.
Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Metal
Pause has launched a limited-edition art print collection built from stills of Def Leppard's music videos for "Pour Some Sugar On Me" and "Photograph." The prints are available for purchase now.
Why it matters
The release puts video stills from two of the band's best-known songs into collectible form for fans. It also arrives as Def Leppard prepares a 2027 co-headlining tour with the Goo Goo Dolls.
The collection offers prints in A2 and A3 sizes on 360gsm archival paper, with two framed styles and one unframed. Pricing, edition limits and sales volume were not disclosed.
The players
Pause
Pause is the Germany-based studio that created the print collection, which previously developed art pieces from music videos by Olivia Dean, Keane, Sam Fender, Black Veil Brides, and Amy Winehouse.
Def Leppard
Def Leppard is the English rock band whose 1980s hits "Pour Some Sugar On Me" and "Photograph" are the source of the print collection, and which is set to co-headline a 2027 tour.
Goo Goo Dolls
The Goo Goo Dolls are the American rock band that will co-headline the 2027 tour with Def Leppard.
The details
Pause developed the prints from stills taken from the music videos for "Pour Some Sugar On Me" and "Photograph." Each print includes an official Certificate of Authenticity.
Timeline
1983: "Photograph" released on the album Pyromania.
1987: "Pour Some Sugar On Me" released on the album Hysteria.
Last month: Def Leppard announced a 2027 co-headlining tour with the Goo Goo Dolls.
March 2 to July 2, 2027: The co-headlining tour runs across the United States and Canada.
Market Landscape
Pause's Def Leppard collection extends a series of art pieces the studio previously made from videos by Olivia Dean, Keane, Sam Fender, Black Veil Brides, and Amy Winehouse. It applies the same model of turning music video stills into collectible prints to an older rock catalogue.
Fans can buy the prints now in A2 or A3 sizes, choosing between two framed styles and one unframed. Each print ships with an official Certificate of Authenticity.
The takeaway
Collectors interested in music-video art should note that each print is produced on archival paper and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity, which are the main verifiable features of the product.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by uDiscover Music.
