George Thorogood

The respect of his peers and adulation from the crowd means more to the blues guitarist than induction.

The 'Good to Be Bad: 45 Years of Rock' tour kicks off later this month.

He bottomed out after an aborted attempt to join John Lee Hooker’s band in the early ‘70s.

George Thorogood and the Destroyers seemed like unlikely candidates for a breakout hit in 1982.

George Thorogood has been churning out loud, brash, junkyard-dog rock 'n' roll for more than 40 years.

Fans of George Thorogood and the Marshall Tucker Band will have plenty of opportunities to see either act in concert this year.

A cool new book by Ultimate Classic Rock's very own Jeff Giles sparked this week's spirited Classic of the Titans debate: Who made the best beer song?

George Thorogood may drink alone, but this summer he's touring with Brian Setzer.

George Thorogood and the Destroyers are known for their rockin' covers of all kinds of blues songs, but the band is probably best known for a song George wrote himself: 'Bad to the Bone.'

George Thorogood's rebel anthem 'Bad to the Bone' has been used in dozens of movie scenes and television shows. It's the go-to song for directors who want to show that a character is ready for a fight or has a new, "take-no-s---" attitude. Here's our list of...