Hit rock musical Bat Out of Hell: The Musical is to tour the UK again next year.
Featuring the music of Jim Steinman and Meat Loaf, this reimagined live show is inspired by the massive arena tour of Australia and New Zealand, and promises to be a thrilling experience for UK audiences in 2025.
The show will also return to London’s Peacock Theatre in May and June 2024.
The cast of the show will see the return of Glenn Adamson (We Will Rock You) as Strat, Sharon Sexton (Mamma Mia!) as Sloane, and Rob Fowler (Mamma Mia!) as Falco, alongside Katie Tonkinson (Bonnie & Clyde) as Raven.
The new tour of Bat Out of Hell was announced at this weekend’s West End Live 2024, with Glenn Adamson performing from the show.
The powerhouse songs featured in the musical include Meat Loaf’s anthems including I’d Do Anything For Love (But I Won’t Do That), Paradise By The Dashboard Light, Two Out Of Three Ain’t Bad, Dead Ringer For Love and, of course, Bat Out of Hell.
Watch Glenn Adamson sing from Bat Out of Hell
Bat Out of Hell will also feature a eight-piece rock band live on stage, and staged across multi-level platforms.
The tour of Bat Out of Hell will kick off at the Edinburgh Playhouse on Monday 6 January 2025, and then tour theatres across the UK, including playing the Peacock Theatre in May and June 2025.
More about tickets to Bat Out of Hell: The Musical – UK Tour
Bat Out of Hell: The Musical – 2025 UK Tour dates
6 – 11 January
Edinburgh Playhouse
13 – 18 January
Portsmouth Kings Theatre
20 – 25 January
Liverpool Empire Theatre
27 January – 1 February
Bromley, Churchill Theatre
3 – 8 February
Cardiff New Theatre
10 – 22 February
Birmingham The Alexandra
25 February – 8 March
Manchester Palace
10 – 15 March
Aberdeen His Majesty’s Theatre
17 – 22 March
Peterborough New Theatre
31 March – 5 April
Cheltenham Everyman
7 – 19 April
Glasgow King’s Theatre
21 – 26 April
Leeds Grand Theatre
5 – 10 May
Woking New Victoria Theatre
12 – 17 May
Plymouth Theatre Royal
21 May – 7 June
London Peacock Theatre
9 – 14 June
Leicester Curve
16 – 28 June
Milton Keynes Theatre
21 – 26 July
Wycombe Swan
4 – 9 August
Southend Cliffs Pavilion
18 – 23 August
Sunderland Empire
25 – 30 August
Dartford Orchard Theatre
1 – 13 September
Bristol Hippodrome
15 – 20 September
Northampton Royal & Derngate
Further dates to be announced








