There’s been talk, there’s been hopes, there’s been near-misses… but one of rock music’s most definitive voices is back with the band he hit biggest with.

In 1973 Paul Rodgers and Simon Kirke, ex of Free, formed Bad Company with Mick Ralphs of Mott the Hoople and Boz Burrell from King Crimson.

The classic tracks just dripped out of them, from Can’t Get Enough to Young Blood, and even though their 1970s successes weren’t repeated later in their career, they’ve always been one of THE bands to see live.

The road’s been rocky since their split in the early 80s but the legend refuses to die, even when Rodgers joined up with Queen for a five-year stint.

They got back together for a one-off show in 2008, then for ten dates in the USA over the summer. Now, once again in the UK, Rodgers’ definitive frontman skills are backed by Kirke’s rock-solid drumming and Ralphs’ stylish guitar delivery

You hear people telling you how many shows should not be missed. This is one of the genuine cases.

Tickets go onsale Friday 20th November at 9am.

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