Tribute show to Meat Loaf with Lee Brady as Meat Loaf and a live rock band playing his greatest hits.
Heaven Can Wait comes to Exeter Corn Exchange on Friday 30 April 2027, a Meat Loaf tribute show produced by Carlton Entertainment. It's fronted by Lee Brady as Meat Loaf, backed by a live rock band that the production describes as some of the UK's most highly skilled rock musicians and female rock vocalists. The set is a tribute to the music of Jim Steinman, and it runs through the big ones: 'I'd Do Anything for Love', 'Bat Out of Hell', 'Paradise by the Dashboard Light', 'You Took the Words Right Out of My Mouth', 'Two Out of Three Ain't Bad' and 'Dead Ringer for Love'.
There's a bit of a tour history behind it, too. The show follows a sold-out run in Spain back in 2024, and it's billed to take Europe by storm in 2025, so by the time it reaches the Corn Exchange in 2027, it'll have been on the road for a while. That means the set is well-worn in, with Brady and the band working through the same list of Steinman's biggest songs. The female vocalists are a key part of that sound, especially on the duets like 'Paradise by the Dashboard Light' and 'Dead Ringer for Love', which are built around the back-and-forth between the lead and the supporting voices.
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It's a night of the big hits rather than a deep dive into the albums, so you'll recognise most of what they play. If you're taking anyone younger, children under 14 have to be accompanied by an adult. The show starts at 8pm, with doors opening at 7.15, and tickets are £29, which includes the £1.00 booking fee.
