Surviving members Paul Rodgers and Simon Kirke will appear on the newly announced Can’t Get Enough: A Tribute to Bad Company.

Paul Rodgers is a very big influence on us, because Free were out there while we were still at college. Free’s Fire & Water album is one of our real inspirations and influences.

For the first time, Bad Company frontman Paul Rodgers is talking about the two major and 11 minor strokes he had that nearly took away his ability to sing. He and his wife, Cynthia, told ...

Bad Company frontman Paul Rodgers is opening up about a major health crisis that left him without the ability to speak. The legendary rocker, 73, appeared on CBS Mornings and revealed for the ...

Paul Rodgers, Simon Kirke and Mick Ralphs are looking forward to being in good company in November when their band Bad Company is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Paul Rodgers revealed that he’s suffered through 13 strokes in the past seven years. The Bad Company singer detailed his health woes during an interview on CBS Mornings.

Paul Rodgers is known as one of rock music’s greatest vocalists. From his 1970s roles with Free and Bad Company to his 1980s run with Jimmy Page in the Firm and his stint singing for Queen from ...

It is a travesty that Paul Rodgers is not a household name. Despite considerable commercial success with English bluesrockers Free ("All Right Now") and Bad Company, plus his high-profile associations ...

Singer Josh Todd and guitarist Keith Nelson of Buckcherry joined ex-Queen and Bad Company vocalist Paul Rodgers as the featured guests on last night's (Jan. 7) episode of 'That Metal Show.' The ...

Atlantic The Law Singer Paul Rodgers teamed up with drummer Kenney Jones and created the Law. Their 12-song self-titled album came in 1991.

The footage, previously released by Bad Company as an official video in 2015, was shot at the band's date at Wembley Arena in London in March 1979, a show released as part of the Live 1977 & 1979 ...

When Free broke up in 1973, singer Paul Rodgers barely touched the band’s material again, including their 1971 hit “All Right Now.” “After I left Free, I didn’t play ‘All Right Now ...