Meat Loaf built his career on Jim Steinman's compositions. But he used a different writer for his last Top 40 hit.

There is an air of mystery surrounding Meat Loaf. His operatic vocals and commanding arias imply a heavenly mythos. However, when the smoke from explosive theatrics and powder keg compositions ...

Meat Loaf's band Neverland Express has teamed with American Idol winner Caleb Johnson to re-record Bat out of Hell and for a tour launching in NJ.

American singer Meat Loaf performing on stage during the Bat Out Of Hell Tour, USA, September 1978. (Photo by Michael Putland/Getty Images) Getty Images ...

Meat Loaf was not, however, mentally or physically prepared for the pressures of success or large-scale touring. After losing his voice on the Bat Out of Hell tour in 1978, he had multiple nervous ...

Meat Loaf spent time in Wilmington during his career, shooting two feature films and at least one music video in the Port City.

A perhaps unlikely figure dominated the stage of the Grammy Awards in 1994. Meat Loaf—who died on Thursday at the age of 74—was not young, hip, or alternative. Neither was he a critically ...

Meat Loaf taught me it's OK to have big dreams The musician lived a life full of passion that was as intense and sprawling as any of his ballads ...

Foley, who was one of Meat Loaf's longtime collaborators and worked with him on the hit single "Paradise by the Dashboard Light," reflects on their friendship and looks back at his legacy.

Meat Loaf’s friend, Marc Lobliner, has a beef with the way the rock star’s death has been dragged into the COVID-19 culture war.

Like many of Meat Loaf’s best-known songs, “Paradise by the Dashboard Light” was written by the composer Jim Steinman.