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Bat Out of Hell roars into Leeds with thunderous bike motorcade

Shannaz Posted On April 24, 2025
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Before a single guitar riff echoed through The Grand Theatre last night, Leeds was rocked by the roar of classic engines as a striking motorcade of vintage bikes from Aire Valley and St Leger HOG thundered through the city streets. This high-octane spectacle marked the electrifying arrival of Bat Out of Hell The Musical, setting the tone for a night of explosive rock anthems by the legendary Jim Steinman and Meat Loaf.

Photo courtesy of Leeds Grand Theatre

Cast members Luke Street (Strat) and Katie Tonkinson (Raven) joined the riders outside the venue for photos and fan moments before hitting the stage and delivering a powerhouse opening performance.

Photo courtesy of Leeds Grand Theatre

With engines revving and the stage ablaze, Bat Out of Hell is on at The Grand until Sat 26 April. Don’t miss your chance to experience this epic rock ‘n’ roll journey: www. leedsheritagetheatres.com/whats-on/bat-out-of-hell-2025/.

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