The concerts will feature some of the most iconic songs of all time by candlelight at St Anne’s
Kicking off with ‘Meat Loaf by Candlelight’, a cast of West End stars and original cast members from their production of Bat Out of Hell will perform all of Meat Loaf’s iconic hits by candlelight at St Anne’s on Wednesday, July 6 and Thursday 7.
Patrick said: "I am so excited to be performing in this incredible show in Belfast! To hear this iconic rock music performed by a live band and incredible cast in such a beautiful setting is going to be an unforgettable experience for our audience!" "To be singing Meat Loaf again really is a dream come true! Simon said. "This show is absolutely epic! Huge vocals, an incredible band and candles everywhere! It’s also great to be back in Belfast- I was here recently with Heathers and the audiences were incredible!"
This concert will feature some of the most iconic songs of all time including Anything For Love, Bat Out of Hell, Two Out of Three Ain't Bad, Dead Ringer for Love and many more!
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