Bad Company

I love Paul Rodgers! He's amazing. His vocals always spot on. They did all their hits and was non stop! Never miss a bad company show!

6th time I ve seen them. Awesome show. His voice is still amazing. I ll see them again for sure!

Set list jammed with their biggest hits! Paul Rodgers is still in great voice and Simon Kirke is still banging those drums like he's 25 years old. It's a great show that every classic rock fan would love.

The concert was fantastic even thought it was raining.....at DTE! I saw the Doobie Brothers in the early 80's and they are still very good. and.....I Loved Paul Rogers! He's great on stage!

I cannot believe the fact that the Doobies were the opener for Bad Co. In their heyday the Doobies outshined the Bad boy from Bad Co easily. Just look and listen to their respective catalogues. Bottom line about 4 or 5 songs into Bad Co show we got up and left regardless of what the crowd seemed like, this is true even with the fact that 3 of the Doobie Bros came out and play Rock and Roll Fantasy with Bad Co. Bottom line I would have stayed all night if Doobie Bros had been the hedliners, they were great!

time didn't take its toll on these bands. they still can rock and did. not even the rain ruined the show!

Great concert both the Doobie's and Bad Co put on a great show. Bad Co., one of my all time favorite groups put on a fantastic show and just rocked the house. It was a good time even in the rainy weather.

Concert was more than what we expected for a bunch of old guys - Crowd was good however standing most of the time is hard on that slanted floor in the pavillion and the pot smokers need their own place to go. All in all it was a good time!

doobie brothers opened for bad company and was a little stale, then bad company came out and litterally rocked the DTE Energy center to its foundation. the band was crisp and tight and paul rodgers was on top of his game. this is a must see show

I have always liked the Doobies Brothers, and after all these years they still ROCKED! Bad Company gave such a great performance! I have never seen them before, but will definitely go back when they come back! They were AWESOME!

Most bands that have been around that long sound nothing like they used to. NOT these guys. REALLY great show!

Last night at DTE was The Doobie Brothers and Bad Company. As always, the Doobies put on a great, hit-filled, tightly played set. They are always high energy and you can see how much they enjoy performing. Bad Company were outstanding. Although a short, 10-date tour after many years off the road, they put on a great concert. Paul Rodgers voice is as good as in the 70's, MIck Ralphs guitar playing was in top form and Simon Kirke on drums provided a solid beat. The crowd reaction was the usual boisterous, appreciative Detroit style. A GREAT Concert.

Bad Company was excellent!!! They are one of my favorites. Paul Rodgers was awesome and we had great seats. The Doobie Brothers were great too!

Paul Rodgers and Bad Co sounded even better than their studio albums.

Great show !!! They play all the hits we want .sound clean

Bad Co. exemplified the attributes of a bigtime rock and roll band on this night at the L.A. County Fair. I was accompanied by my 18 year old daughter and we had box seats, 4 in a row, down low, stage right. We had a great view of the stage and the mega monitor did a great job of giving close up detail. Bad Co. gave a superb rendition of a playlist spanning several albums. Paul Rodgers gave a superb performance and his voice was soulful and evocative. All the band members contributed mightily to an unforgettable night of bluesy rock. The crowd vibe was mellow, yet totally engaged and my daughter loved her experience as much as I did. I heartily recommend attendance at any concert Bad Co. gives.

From the Epic Ironstone Amphitheater to the great city of Murphy's. What a memorable great time. Bad Company was fantastic, they had us dancing and singing every song. Bad Company sounds just like your cd was playing on your stereo with your Bose speakers❤️They know how to Rock and Roll an audience. Was truly a great event!! Also would like to mention Lou Grahm and the voice of Foreigner, they were great as well!! Thank you Ironstone for such a memorable event❤️We will be back!!

While Bad Co. is always a great show and they still sound awesome, this time, they did not deliver as far as time. Less than an hour played and at $80.00 a ticket, (what I paid for a seat) that is just ridiculous. I think it's my last Bad Co concert. :(

This is the first time I have seen Bad Co. and it had to be with Paul Rogers singing lead. It was well worth the wait. They sounded just as good as they did in the 70's and 80's. It was like the planets aligned and all was right with the world. It just doesn't get any better. Great sound, great lighting, fanfreakingstastic concert!

I have to tell you, BAD COMPANY WAS AMAZING, BETTER THAN WHEN I SAW THEM on JUNE 4, 1979 AT THE FORUM!!!!! PAUL ROGERS VOICE IS IMPECCABLE, DIDN'T NEED ANY BACK UP SINGERS AS HIS VOICE IS JUST AS GREAT AS IT WAS IN 1979!!!! AND THE BAND, AWESOME, LIGHT SHOW, AWESOME!! IF ANYONE OUT THERE 50 SOMETHING HAS ANY DOUGHTS ABOUT THEM, DON'T, THEY WERE UNBELIEVABLE!!!

Great show! Paul Rodgers singing well and involving the audience. Mick Ralphs soloing perfectly. Simon Kirke pounding those skins with authority. The lighting and background effects complemented the songs beautifully without intruding (see my pics). They did hits from their classic six albums. Seemed like at least two from each (see setlist). Bad Company delivers!

Opening act Steve Rodgers was amazing!!! He is charismatic and preformed his music. He did one without his guitar, soulful voice!!! Bad Co came in with momentum and continued until the encore. Loved seeing Paul with Simon live, they have chemistry, Rick played impressively. Would have liked to hear Seagull. From the first note, special effects i.e. lights, panels with images, it added to the preformance. Personally, the music sells itself without the special effects, Pail's voice and delivery spot on, great show from start to end.

The show was good, audio was average, could have been a little louder! They only played one hour covered most of their great hits, except 'Seagul"! Weather was cold and drizzly, but the volcals of Paul Rodgers warmed us all up.

This was a great show from the third row. They played all the great songs and the lighting and special effects were awesome too. The price was right for a special night with my hubby. I personally prefer these smaller venues for a concert.

Bigger fan of Bad Co than Joe Walsh, so I'm glad Joe played first. Disappointed that some fans booed during the HB2 speech he gave. We enjoyed the free seat upgrades we were offered.

This band still has it after all these years, and Paul Rodgers can still wail. They were energetic and pure rock and rollers, giving a great show! Went with the wife as a date night and truly enjoyed ourselves. There were folks of all ages, sizes, but a very cool crowd. The stadium was pretty good, we would have liked to see more variations in drinks, but all else was great.

Great show. Started 45 minutes late due to thunderstorms, but it was well worth the wait. The Winery Dogs are fantastic. Great musicians, and great songs. They earned a new fan or two with their high energy set. Bad Co. did not disappoint,. They still sound as good as ever, and had the crowd singing along with every classic song. I could see the Winery Dogs looking on from back stage to see what the old guys could do. I am sure they enjoyed their set as much as the audience. GO SEE THIS SHOW!

Joe Walsh played first, did a lot of Eagle songs. He sounds great! Bad Company sounded awesome!

Joe Walsh was fantastic. Some Jame's Gang, Some Eagles, all Joe all the time. Bad Company was very good. Paul Rogers voice is still dead on. The only thing I didn't care for was a shortened play list by way of extending hits and extended sing-a-longs. Other than that, it was a great show,

Great show, even better at the beach .i can't think of a better place to see a show when it's a beautiful night...Bad Co. Was excellent and Joe Walsh was great as always...I would highly recommend this show...

Steve Rodgers opened the night. Very enjoyable and would have liked a few more songs from him. Joe Walsh and band was entertaining to the max. The sound was amazing with the dual lead guitars and dual drum sets. One of the best and clearest sounding live shows we've ever been to. So much talent in that band. Bad Company put on a great show as well. Pretty cool to hear Howard Leese in the band.

The show was Awesome. Joe Walsh came on first and really played well. He was very impressive. He finished his set in about 1 1/2 hour and the crowd was rocking as he left the stage. Bad Company came on shortly after and were spot on. They played all of their hits and more. The only downside was Mick Ralph(the original guitarist) didn't tour with them, this time around. His replacement was good but not Mick Ralph. I would give in show an A++.

Both acts were awesome. I was a little disappointed that Mick didn't make the tour with Bad Company, but saw him 3 years ago with BC. Great entertainment for hours.

The band rocked! They played all their hits and then some more. The band is as tight as it ever was, and they genuinely look like they are having a good time, and like the audience.

WHERE WAS MICK RALPHS??? - NOT COOL SAYING HE WAS GOING TO BE THERE. I have seen them many times and they seemed like they were going through the motions - best time I've seen them was at Greek Theatre - LA. Amazing performance. Not tonight. 1. Paul Rogers sang well - looked good and hit his notes although seemed tired. DID NOT SING - SIMPLE MAN??? Was he scared he would blow the song? 2. NO MICK RALPHS??? As he was advertised AND supposed to be there - that sucked. Howard Leeze is a great player (x-Heart) more technical and studio cat BUT it did not rock the same without Mick Ralphs on stage and playing. Mick plays behind and ahead of the beat with R&B and Howard does not. Also, Howard plays too many notes. Mick has much more taste and frankly wrote most of the tunes we know. (with help from Paul). 3. Simon Kirk was AWESOME. He is the locomotive 2/4 drummer of death and makes the band have the groove we all love. He was smiling, having a great time and pounding the crap out of his drums. NO BETTER ROCK DRUMMER. 4. Bass Player - WAY to busy and muddled to have a good bass section. Played a simple Fender P bass and did not walk over and work with Simon Kirk on any good improv punches. 5. Sound system by Thunder Audio - very good quality and good mix. 6. Simple staging and simple but effective lighting. 7. Started 30 minutes late - played about 1 hour and 15 with 2(?) encores. 8. Paul never introduced anyone else in the band - not so cool

Paul and friends were out to impress, and showed why their music is timeless. After 3 encores I just wanted more.

One of the best shows I've been to at Fairplex. The sound system was top notch.

The concert started almost a half hour late and they only played for approximately one hour and fifteen minutes! But the time they played was rook and roll!! It was a fantastic concert for being a "fair concert". We had great seats for the money! The sound quality was fantastic! Everyone had a great time!

The only problem was the venue made everyone go through a different entrance way out of the way and the through the race track area. But Bad co. played so well and everyone in the crown was having a blast. They played as great as ever! The crowd was NOT ready for them to quit!!

The show was simply fantastic. Paul Rogers and the boys had the entire crowd dancing and singing along from start to (3 encores later) finish.

Band sounded tight, Paul's voice was strong as ever, Mick's guitar licks ripped, and the replacement bassist (R.I.P., Boz) had strong vocals and didn't miss a note. The show was a great set of all their big hits. My only disappointment was that they only played about an hour.

This show did absolutely rock (for a little over an hour). I would have given 5 stars, but was pretty disappointed in how short it was. There was no opening band, and Bad Co. started about 15 minutes late.

Still sound like they did 40 years ago, Paul Rodgers voice is fantastic. Played all their great hits, got the crowd singing along and seemed to enjoy themselves. We got to meet the band and have our picture taken with them, they were all very nice & picture turned out great. Thanks guys! Saw them with Lynryd Skynard recently but enjoyed them most by themselves at Mill Creek Casino Amphitheater.

Bad Company is still rockin' and Paul is still sexy!

for a old head like my self the concert was a little laid back but fast paste . Its another bucket list checked off being I thought I would never get to see them live .They were one of my 3 top bands growing up in the shhhhh 70's. Bad Co always liv for the music and rock steady while we keep movin on and running with the pack, for me it was A GREAT CONCERT the seats they were at the end of the isle on the inside one way in over 8 t0 10 people and one way out. I bought these seat because my wife had knee surgery and thought they were open at both ends but the view was great and i am not complaining about them my wife and I had a great time and took some great pictures sound was great

Great show but to short:( 1hour 10 minutes not enough of these fabulous rockets! They could have done another hour easy. 88.00 a lot to pay Horseshoe casino for only that amount of time you let them play. Bad Company, you rock, even after all these years!!!!

A great show! Paul Rodgers voice is so smooth. This band can still rock after 40 years. Mick Ralphs' fingers really move on that guitar, as do those of Tom Leese. One of the best shows I have ever attended as the performance was flawless and the music sensational. One improvement potoential: the show was a little short, could have used 2-3 more songs. Really wish thet would have played Silver, Blue, and Gold.

I've seen other artist feom the same era at different venues. one of the lastt ones I saw the lead singer kept swearing and there were little kids in the audience. With bad co u didn't have to worry about that. My prob was having to walk thru the smoke infested casino in order to get to the venue. If u have a prob breathing due to people smkkj ng thus isn't a good thing.

My only complaint was that they only played for 1:15 minutes.

I waited 30 years to see Paul Rodgers with Bad Company, and it was amazing!!! They opened with "Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy", and from there it was 75 minutes of pure heaven! Paul's voice was as great as ever, and the band was in fine form. This was my first time at this venue, and was very impressed. About the only complaint I have is the short show length- I mean, it's their 40th Anniversary Tour... come on!!! Yes, they're old, but so is Paul McCartney, and he played for almost 3 hours, when I saw him. I purchased the Diamond Meet & Greet Experience package for $314.00 as a birthday present to myself. It got me a front row ticket, my picture taken with Paul, Simon & Mick (which I have yet to see), and an autographed poster (which I have yet to receieve). A company named Ground Control runs the VIP packages, and after looking online, I found ALOT of unhappy customers from other bands' VIP Experiences & ALOT of complaints filed against Ground Control with the Better Business Bureau- so I'm keeping my fingers crossed, as far as my group picture & signed poster. The band was super nice- I haven't had a smile on my face this big, since my kids were born!!!

Bad Company was brilliant. Wow, they still have it. My only complaint was that I paid $85 plus fees and they only played for 1 hour with a 2 song encore. Felt ripped off.

Excellent show.....waited 40 years to see them live! Wish I would have heard more of their older stuff....there were a few songs missed! Greatness and a wonderful performer. Paul Rodgers looks great!

Great performance as always but wished they played more songs!

Bad Co Rocked the Del Mar Fair, unfortunately they only played 13 songs (that is why they got 4 stars instead of 5). Very tight band after 40 years. It was my sons first Rock Concert and he loved it.

I am so happy we went to this concert. Its amazing how strong Paul Rodgers voice is. I don't think it will ever diminish. The guitar playing is phenomenal. I will be at their next concert when they come back.

For those who have never had the pleasure of being at a Paul Rodgers concert (whether it is with the Bad Company name or not because its usually the same band members either way) you really should add it to your bucket list. Paul's career has included the 40 years of Bad Company plus a few others, but what ever the name, Paul was the reason for success. His voice has gotten stronger over the years and he is truly one of the best of all time. He's ageless, extremely entertaining with large or small crowds, and consistently gives a super show. If you get a chance to see Bad Company, don't miss it.

Bad Company is alive and well and you need to go see them. That may be hard with only 13 US dates scheduled but it's well worth it. For those of you wondering how classic rock started, here's your answer -- Bad Company!. There is no better way to explain/show what classic rock is or how a classic band performs than watching Bad Comapny on stage. After 37 years, these guys still rock. Drummer Simon Kirke hasn't lost a beat; guitarist Mick Ralphs still has his chops (even though he doesn't run around on stage any more) and Paul Rogers voice is better than ever. The Thunder Valley venue is great. Open air, under the stars, with vendors open well after the show ends. Plenty of time to score tour merchandise and feed your munchies. The stage setup was clean and simple which allowed you to concentrate on the band and the music. They opened with Can't Get Enough and then proceeded to play almost evey hit they ever had. The crowd loved it and became the bands backup singers with Paul letting the crowd sing alot of the vocals in many of the songs. I'm not saying the band is too powerful but they actually blew the Sound and Light System power, twice, early ing the show. Like true professionals, they continued the show acapella the first time and with a drum solo the second time until the power was restored. Like the band, this show was a part of Rock and Roll history.

My wife and I had an excellent time, the band was excellent, the Northern Lights is an great place to see a concert. The next time I go I will pay for lower level seating.. The crowd could have been a bit more fun.

Despite the technical difficulties during the first half hour, the concert was amazing. Paul Rodgers and his talented and well known entourage's performance was exceptional. I can't say enough about it except that if this is truly the last tour of Bad Co., then they will be missed.

It was an awesome night all around~! The crowd was wonderful, the music was awesome. The only negative thing to me was the lighting...some times the lighting behind the band was way too bright to us in the balcony...my pictures didnt turn out the greatest due to the lighting, but I wouldnt trade the night for anything~!!

WHAT A GREAT CONCERT ! HAD ONE OF THE BEST TIMES, BAD COMPANY PLAYED FA NOMINAL . CAN'T WAIT FOR THEM TO COME BACK AND PLAY AGAIN IN SACRAMENTO. I WAS SO HAPPY KNOWING I HAD PURCHASED A TICKET TO SEE THE REAL BAD COMPANY AS A POSED TO WASTING MY MONEY ON THE TRY TO SOUND LIKE( BAD CO.) BAND THAT RECENTLY PLAYED IN SOUTH SHORE LAKE TAHOE! THANKS GUYS JOB WELL DONE ! SANDRA

I have seen Bad Company indoors and out[ 5 times in the past 25 yrs]. This was my first time at the LA County Fair to see a concert and they ROCKED. It was a great little concert and was able to share it with a great friend. I was impressed with the sound and Badco was` realy good.

As an avid Bad Company/ Paul Rodgers fan for way too many years to count, I was thrilled to see them again for the third time this summer. Something was diffent about this show though, they were tight as could be and really seemed to be having a great time. All of them. From the moment the grandstand fans could see the tour bus coming up the track towards the stage the cheering never stopped and I think they could feel the respect and love we all have for this amazing band. Many of us recognize each other from show to show, so it's obvious they have a tremendous fan base. This was a truly memorable night.

The music was fantastic. Paul Rodgers was outstanding. The venue not so great. Folding chairs tied together is not much fun. Especially with the older crowd. They also had some electrical problems which were finally resolved. I would go see Paul Rodgers anywhere he is performing. Very gracious and humble. Phenominal voice. He almost brings me to tears he is so incredible.

Great fall evening weather was a plus. They have very tight and accurate delivery of all their great tunes, most from their self titled first album. The Base drum was a bit over driven and I think was the source of the power overload causing a complete shut dow of the generators. Was a bit dissappointed that the show was less than 90 minutes and they did not play Free's classic hit "All Right Now."

We had front row seats and the concert was AWESOME! The weather was perfect, the venue small and the sound was great! Paul Rodgers kicked ass! His voice was flawless. There were some technical problems (no sound), but we were so excited it didn't matter. I'm 50 years old and have been going to concerts since I was 15 and I'd say this was my all time favorite, (probably due to the front row).

Great concert. Paul Rodgers' voice is still incredible! Venue was great, not a bad seat in the place. Weather was a little hot, but other than that everything was great. I bought a copy of the concert "Live in America" after the show. Some of the recording not perfect, (it's cut live) but still worth the money. Great way to remember the show. Thanks for a great show!

I've seen Bad Co 10 times in the last 2 years, I'd have to say that the Boston show was about the hottest one yet. The Bank of America Pavillion was a new venue for me, but I really liked the set up, the staff were pleasant, and the restrooms were clean. Easy to reach by public transport, I'll go back there again. As for the show, like I said, it really was one of the best I've seen in their recent tours. Classic Bad Co songs, even if you thought you didn't know them, you'd know at least half the set right off, and the rest, while not radio hits are some of the best tracks from the classic Bad Co catalogue. Paul Rodgers' voice is as stong as ever and he does know how to use it! Mick Ralphs (and Howard Leese) do great guitar work together, and it adds to the depth of sound. Simon Kirke on drums is one of the best in the business, and on bass (for the deceased Boz Burrell) Lynn Sorensen, together they keep things on the beat and drive the sound. Some good advice, buy a raffle ticket preshow at the merch booth, Paul is doing these on this tour for the "Kids Rock Free" charity and the prizes are unique bits of stage memorabilia, + he match's the $ amount raised, you could win a prize, I did! Some other good advice, "Don't Rush the Stage"! it really doesn't add to the show.

BoA Pavilion is a a pretty cool set up. A perfect small/ medium size venue right on Boston Harbor. I don't belive there really is a "bad" seat in the house. Now...Bad Company was completely mind blowing. Bad Co's talent as musicians and the full rich sound they were producing made for one of the best concerts I have ever seen or heard. One could sense they were putting 100% of themselves into their music knocking out song after song having no mercy on the crowd as most of the audience was unable to sit down for the entire show due to the sheer awesomeness of the concert. The crowd was cool. A seventies revival revival if there ever was one. I really did love every minute of it.

Bad Company ...sounded as good as they did 30 years ago

We saw Bad Company at the St. Augustine Ampitheatre on 7/23/2010. The band was fantastic, Paul Rodger's voice is still awesome. The band played all the famous old tunes and performed "Bad Company" as an encore. They rocked for approx. 2 hours although it was very hot and humid. Most people never sat down and just danced the night away. The warm up Bluegrass band didn't really fit with Bad Company but we enjoyed them.

I have waited for ever to see Bad Company with Paul Rodgers. He is the best Rock and Roll singer and I never saw Bad Co together. Saw him perform with The Firm. I feel so blessed to have had this concert come around. In fact I won the Tambourine he played with that night. I really want to know more about his charity!

I,m an old man of 49 and I took my 14yr old daughter to see some good ole ROCKnROLL!!! and that's just what we got. My daughter always tells me her music the newer rock that she listens to is way better than the oldies REAL ROCK that I STILL PLAY EVERY DAY YES, I'm STUCK in the 70s what can I say. I feel the music when I was her age was so much more real to my Life and Heart when I was in my teens then IT HAPPEND I caught my daughter dancing for the first time EVER in her life. I must say we both LOVED the Show and time together and she told me BAD CO is Awsome!!! I must agree I've always been a huge fan of there music and probibly know every word of every song they've put out. If you can this show is a must go THEY STILL HAVE IT!!!

Paul Rodgers and Bad Company NEVER disappoint !!! I have seen them 20+ times and he/they are AMAZING !!!!! Loved the venue, loved the concert. It was @ 6 hours too short :) I could listen to them for HOURS !!!!!

Paul Rogers is an amazing performer. Drove over from Ft. Myers, was sick as a dog, yes I know, selfish of me but I wasn't contagious, just to watch this masterful singer do his thing. The show was great. A little brief in length but action packed from start to finish. His voice was strong and gritty as always and worth everything I endured to hear him sing. The Band was exceptional. The only downside was the venue. With all the money the Casino and Hotel rake in the venue should rival REH, but while the sound ,i.e., acoustics were good, the arena is a dump.

Thought the performance was good but disappointed at the length of the show, Started at 8:10. Stopped at 9:20. They then came out for 3 separate encores of 1 song each and ended at 9:40. An hour & a half show where they had to be called back for 3 separate encores? Not much bang for your buck here especially when Paul Rodgers had the audience singing a few songs for him. He didn't have to work that hard

Great show, if a bit short. Paul looks and sounds great, and the band kept cranking out the hits

I had been waiting for years to see Paul Rodgers back with Bad Company and it finally happened. Paul Rodgers worked the crowd and is one hell of a showman. The setlist didn't disappoint- Played all their hits- left off a few such as "Good Loving Gone Bad" and "Silver, Blue, and Gold"....covering "All Right Now" by Free would have made the show perfection. The band did 3 encores and the audience was shouting for more.

The group was very tight and Paul Rogers hasn't lost a step. I never saw them in the old days and regret that.

PAUL CONTINUES TO BRING IT!! AS DO THE REST OF THE BAND AND CREW. THANK YOU FOR A FANTASTIC EVENING THAT WE'LL NEVER FORGET.

Was disappointed in the brevity of the event. Only one hour and they went to their first encore. Total time with two encores 75 minutes. Also they only had one guitarist, so no full sound of lead and rhythm plus no other original members. All alternate band members outside of Paul Rodgers. It appeared like they couldn't wait to get the concert over with. Three years ago Paul Rodgers played two hours before the first encore. Very disappointed with the bucks I spent to get my two seats.

The Bad Company concert was awesome. I stood up and dance to every song. It was the best concert I've seen in a long time.

paul rodgers voice still amazing. Together these guys are as good as it gets

The band was pretty tight and Paul's voice was golden, there were few mistakes. It was the first show of a short tour. Speaking of short, the show was also not very long. They played maybe 1 hour before they left the stage and came back for 3 one song encores. They have so many songs they could have played. They played a cover (Young Blood) that could have been replaced by one of their own hits. Obviously they did not play Bad Co hits from the period of Paul's absence. The seats were decent but way too narrow. Hopefully they will fix this when they refurbish the Live arena.

Bad Company can still rock - vocals and music was great. Venue was great. Only draw back is that for the price the show ran short - 1 hr and 20 minutes.

Paul Rogers is still amazing, he still has one of the best Rock n Roll voices to date! Was a great Bad Company show, they were tight, that show could have lasted for days, I would not have left... "I Can't Get Enough"

Amazing show!! Paul Rodgers like always did an outstanding performance!!

Enjoyed concert , great show. but, I'am disabled and was in my power chair and disappointed w/ distance from parking to concert seating. battery became weak while exploring the Hard Rock casino and had to re charge. The seating arrangements for disabled was blocked view by the other seating (everyone wants to stand and dance,.....me too! but I can't). So, I saw the top of the bands heads sometimes and heard the music. One of the female, attendants came up to me and told me to move my wheelchair ........no where to go????Only where the ticket placed me??????? I'm an ole rocker, and even do alittle guitar jamm'n. I've got to say it was fantastic seeing the band and enjoying their songs/music. No problems w/ tickets.

This band is spectacular After more than 40 years they are still amazing. I hope they continue playing more years

They started about 15-20 min late and the entire concert only lasted approx. an hour and 20 min. And we spent a lot of that time demanding encores! The performance was phenomenal! Just wanted it to last longer! It was absolutely the shortest concert I have ever attended. :(

I have seen Bad Company 3 times before & the last time I seen Bad Company was in the 80's and I always considered a top 10 band. The show at the Hard Rock seemed they have not lost a beat, the band was tight and sounded great!!! They are still driven by the big back beat. When you go to see these older bands they sometimes cannot hit all the vocals. Paul Rodgers voice was as good if not better than back in the 70's & 80's What a great show!!! :)

Sounded great. They will definitely be in the rock and roll hall of fame !!!

The Hard rock is under construction and is a pain to get around. But the show was awesome

Amazing show, so glad I was able to see and hear this legendary, iconic band in person after decades of enjoying their music. Paul Rodgers, 68, voice still as soulful and powerful as ever. Don't miss this two hour packed show of hit after hit if they come to a venue near you.

the show was too damn short... played about 1.5 hours.

Finally got to see Bad Company and it was beyond awesome!!!

They played all their great songs but I felt they were off key and flat, even the piano was somewhat out of tune. I was some what disappointed and left early after an hour into the set, hoping it would get better.

Great show just disappointed he didn t sing seagull

This was one of the best concerts I have seen in over 20 years. What a performance. I had such a wonderful time and I am so glad I went.

After 1hr and 15 they say thank you and goodnight ....they did three or four more songs. That s disappointing and actually shameful.