New Meat Loaf interview and video

[jmfreeman]

Here's a new interview with Meat:

https://www.post-gazette.com/ae/music/2021/08/09/Meat-Loaf-Steel-City-Con-Pittsburgh-interview-Bat-Out-of-Hell-Jim-Steinman-2021/stories/202108090006

and a video of a Q&A from a recent convention:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0rv0j1x5aw

[Adje]

Here's a new interview with Meat:

https://www.post-gazette.com/ae/music/2021/08/09/Meat-Loaf-Steel-City-Con-Pittsburgh-interview-Bat-Out-of-Hell-Jim-Steinman-2021/stories/202108090006

and a video of a Q&A from a recent convention:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0rv0j1x5aw

Meat is quite busy doing these conventions. More in the U.S. and then Manchester and London in October and November

[jmfreeman]

He very much enjoys them. Good on him!

[Adje]

He very much enjoys them. Good on him!

True. He really seems to enjoy the interaction with his fans.
I must say, I saw him in 2019 at a German con and wasn't disappointed!

[JaysScout]

Meat will be at the Mad Monster Expo in Charlotte, NC (actually Concord, NC) on Sept 3-5.

[nightinr]

Rather than doing these conventions why doesn't Meat do a theatre talk/Q@A tour?

[AndrewG]

Rather than doing these conventions why doesn't Meat do a theatre talk/Q@A tour?

A tour requires staff, venue hire, ticketing deals, transport for staff, accommodation etc. etc.

Why bother when other people can organise most of that and take a little bit of the tickets sold?

That's not to say Meat couldn't do a one of Royal Albert Hall "An Evening with Meat Loaf" show, with mostly QA and perhaps a couple of songs afterwards if he's up to it.

[letsgotoofar]

I'd guess the cost of mounting such a tour with the possibility of limited audience appeal as compared to a concert far outweighs accepting an appearance fee and only having to cover transport (and maybe not even that).