Songs that were once fun to dance to or sing at karaoke nights are suddenly powerful reminders that life is short. Personally, I can’t be left alone with Meat Loaf songs, lest I enter an existential ...

Meat Loaf was the one who was supposed to have sung that song. Many pop singers and high-profile musicians rarely write the material they perform; instead, they partner with professional ...

Violinist and vocalist Ginny Luke, who got her start with Meat Loaf, has a new Blue Élan album, ‘Devil at My Heels’ with a ...

Calling on his background in theater, Meat Loaf approached each song by dissecting the lyrics as an actor would a script. "I've never asked Jim why he wrote a song," he says with pride.

This song, which hit No. 11 on the Billboard Hot 100, showcases the soulful power of Meat Loaf’s singing voice. Released on the singer’s signature 1978 LP Bat Out of Hell , Meat Loaf sings ...

"Meat Loaf was gutted, I think, because he always used to say, 'That song was meant for me!'" she said with a laugh. "I'd say, 'Tough! Tough! I got it! It's miiine.'" The track went on to be the ...

Meat Loaf struggled with fame ... and claimed his raunchy songs were all based on personal experience. For reasons that are somewhat unclear, he proposed to his first wife by presenting her ...

Meat Loaf was a powerful rock singer known for his dramatic performances and operatic style. His album Bat Out of Hell became one of the best-selling albums ever. Hits like “Paradise by the Dash ...

As the reimagined production of Bat Out of Hell - The Musical spreads its wings for a UK tour, leading man Glenn Adamson ...