Neverland Studios Neverland Studios Neverland Studios is an American recording studio owned and operated by musician and songwriter Derri Daugherty. Neverland was originally built in Los Alamitos, California, but eventually settled in Nashville, Tennessee when Daugherty relocated there in the early 1990s. Daugherty's band The Choir has recorded nearly all of its albums at the studio, including "Chase the Kangaroo", "Wide Eyed Wonder", "Circle Slide", "Kissers and Killers", "Speckled Bird", "Free Flying Soul", the Grammy nominated "Flap Your Wings" and "O How the Mighty Have Fallen". Other albums to be recorded at the studio include The Lost Dogs albums "Real Men Cry",
Neverland Express in October 2003. Following the abrupt end of this tour in October 2007, Meat Loaf announced on BBC–TV that Patti Russo would be returning to her role as female lead vocalist in 2008. "Justin Avery" returned for the final three performances following an extended bereavement leave. Tom Brislin appeared as pianist on the 2016 tour while "Justin Avery" was on paternity leave. Neverland Express The Neverland Express is the name for Meat Loaf's live band. The name is most likely taken from Jim Steinman's affinity for Peter Pan. Paul Jacobs made his debut during this tour after "Jim Steinman" departed