A show celebrating the music of Meat Loaf is coming to Liverpool this October 7 to celebrate his life and legacy.
The music world was saddened earlier this year after the tragic death of Meat Loaf in January. Now, Steve Steinman who is in his 30th year of touring the music of Meat Loaf is bringing ‘Anything For Love’ to life.
With more than 2,000 performances and more than a million tickets sold worldwide, Steinman has come a long way since his appearance as Meat Loaf on ITV’s hit TV show Stars In Their Eyes back in 1993.
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Since then, he has toured globally in the hit show ‘The Meat Loaf Story’, and has performed in some iconic venues including Sun City, South Africa and the London Palladium.
Steve said: “The music of Meat Loaf is very special to me. We were all saddened by his sudden death but he left a legacy that will live on forever through his music.
“He was an incredibly talented musician and performer and I feel honoured that I get to celebrate that with my show. This is a celebration of Meat Loaf and the amazing songs he brought to the world. I can’t wait to get on stage and perform these hits.”
The Bad For Good Rock Orchestra will accompany Steve on stage as they perform classic Meat Loaf hits including Anything for Love, Bat Out Of Hell, Paradise By The Dashboard Light, Took The Words Right Out Of My Mouth, Two Out Of Three Ain’t Bad, Dead Ringer For Love and more.
Tickets are on sale now priced at £41.45 on Ticketmaster here. They are also available on the M&S Bank Arena website for £42.75 here.
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