Bad Company

It's believed to be the first time Bad Company have ever performed the Beatles classic.

Bad Company and Joe Walsh kicked off their One Hell of a Night tour in Dallas last night with career-spanning set lists highlighting successes from their storied pasts.

Bad Company just released Live in Concert 1977 & 1979, their first-ever official live album featuring the original lineup.

We're giving away a guitar signed by Paul Rodgers and a copy of Bad Company's new CD, 'Live in Concert 1977 & 1979.'

Bad Company will tour with Rich Robinson, formerly of the Black Crowes, after founding guitarist Mick Ralphs decided he wasn't up for the band's upcoming tour with Joe Walsh.

After some badly needed time away, they re-emerged with another solid 10-track slab of blues-influenced rock.

Confirming recent rumors, Bad Company and Joe Walsh have announced plans to embark on a 25-date co-headlinining tour this summer.

Bad Company has only previously released one other classic-era live album, but the project was withdrawn over legal concerns.

The two acts have one date booked together, although only Walsh has confirmed it.

After two albums of big riffs, big beats and big vocals, they seemed eager to expand their palette.