Bad Company

Bad Company guitarist Mick Ralphs will return to the touring lineup later this year for a series of U.K. dates the group is calling its Swan Song Tour.

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.

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.

Seeking to enliven "a barren wasteland in the world of new music releases," Rhino has unveiled the "Start Your Ear Off Right" campaign.

They're gonna take what they want/Cos they want YOU.

Bad Company's first two albums will come out on vinyl in July.

Last summer, two of classic rock's mainstays, Bad Company and Lynryd Skynyrd, teamed up for one of the season's most successful tours. So it makes sense that the duo are back for another round of dates.