Bad Company

"Paul Rodgers was my favorite singer of all time," the Lynyrd Skynyrd vocalist tells UCR.

Drummer Simon Kirke says the band is unsure about playing at the event.

Two of the band's three surviving members plan to perform at the ceremony.

Here's how you can watch Bad Company, Warren Zevon, Cyndi Lauper and Joe Cocker get inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

We've got some thoughts. What about you?

Fans of some long-neglected acts should be pretty happy with this year's Hall of Fame class.

Plus, a look at where each nominee stood on the last night of fan voting.

Robert Plant and Sammy Hagar are among those championing for the band's induction.

This supergroup already had quite a resume before releasing their blockbuster 1974 self-titled debut.

The leading band has close to twice as many votes as the runner-up.

Eight of this year's nominees are on the ballot for the first time.

He says they "had a good run" but it's time to "lay the old Bad Company to rest."