All Revved Up
Paradise By The Dashboard Light
You Took The Words Right Outta My Mouth
Out Of The Frying Pan (And Into The Fire)
Life Is A Lemon
Anything For Love
Objects In The Rear View Mirror
Rock 'n' Roll Dreams

Seize The Night
The Monster Is Loose
Bad For Good
If It Ain't Broke
Blind As A Bat
Two Outta Three Ain't Bad
Bat Out Of Hell

Black Betty
It's All Coming Back To Me Now
Mercury Blues
Gimme Shelter

Changes to the set list at this concert was that Rock 'n' Roll Dreams was after Objects In The Rear View Mirror (just before the interval) and that there were four songs in the encore for the first time. (We believe that this was the longest concert of the tour so far.)

There are a load of photos of this concert by GCotton in this thread on Meat Loaf's official website MeatLoaf.net. There's also a couple a couple of reviews in the thread too.

Many thanks to Kathy Borror for the set list.

The review doesn't mention Kasim at all (although it does mention Paul Crook) but it gives the concert four out of five.

Ottawa to London is 361 miles south west by road (back through Toronto where they played on Wednesday evening). This trip would take about seven and a half hours to drive.

Meat Loaf Bat Out Of Hell III Tour Mileage by road to date (estimated) - 8,157 miles.

Toronto to Ottawa is 249 miles north east by road which would take about six and a quarter hours to drive.

Meat Loaf Bat Out Of Hell III Tour Mileage by road to date (estimated) - 7,796 miles.

All Revved Up
Paradise By The Dashboard Light
You Took The Words Right Outta My Mouth
Out Of The Frying Pan (And Into The Fire)
Life Is A Lemon
Anything For Love
Objects In The Rear View Mirror

Seize The Night
The Monster Is Loose
Bad For Good
If It Ain't Broke
Two Outta Three Ain't Bad
Bat Out Of Hell

Black Betty
Mercury Blues
Gimme Shelter

Apparently the set list was slightly shorter due to a 10.30pm curfew imposed by the venue (Meat Loaf posted on his official website that they came off the stage at 10.29pm!) so they omitted Rock 'n' Roll Dreams from the first act, Blind As A Bat from the second act and It's All Coming Back To Me Now from the encore.

Marion Raven (with Randy Flowers) was the opening act.

This 3,000+ seater venue was sold out.

Unfortunately it was a very staid audience as they sat throughout the whole show (including Bat Out Of Hell!).

Kasim Sulton wore a dark shirt (possibly brown or dark turquoise) with black pants in the first act and his heavy flock patterned silver jacket, white shirt and black pants for the second part of the concert.

Apparently an amusing thing happened at the beginning of Two Outta Three Ain't Bad as Kasim's bass started emitting a strange sound which made Meat Loaf stop his spiel and mention it! Eventually Kasim went off stage and changed his bass but before that I was told that Meat Loaf suggested that he hummed the beginning of the song which he did with the band playing their instruments too which sounds like a real highlight of the show!

Many thanks to Kathy Borror for the above info.

Tickets for the concert tonight are CA $67.65 to a massive $151.65 (plus convenience charge and order processing fee) which are the most expensive tickets of the tour so far (less the official fan club VIP tickets). At a previous concert I compared the Meat Loaf concert tickets to a much more expensive Rod Stewart concert at the same venue. However at this venue the only big rock name playing in the next few weeks is Simply Red and tickets for that concert are only $27.65 to $87.65. Apparently this venue only has just over 3,000 seats (so is one of the smaller venues) and the best seats currently available are in the 20th row. Marion Raven is the opening act.

This is the first time that Kasim Sulton has played here in recent years although the venue has been open for over 40 years. This venue was known as The O'Keefe Centre and opened on October 1, 1960 with a performance of the musical Camelot starring Richard Burton and Julie Andrews! It was renamed the Hummingbird Centre in 1996 (in recognition of a major gift from a Canadian software company) and now covers a huge spectrum of various arts. Both The National Ballet of Canada and The Canadian Opera Company have made The Hummingbird Centre their home venues.

Other notable performers who have performed here include Ethel Merman, Angela Lansbury, Yul Brynner, Duke Ellington, Marlene Dietrich, Diana Ross, Shirley MacLaine, Judy Garland, Sammy Davis Jr., Liza Minnelli, and Liberace!