Paul Rodgers

Jimmy Page and Paul Rodgers began their collaboration as the Firm with a self-titled debut, released on Feb. 11, 1985.

Jimmy Page joined Paul Rodgers and members of Cheap Trick, Guns N' Roses and Nirvana on stage to perform a Led Zeppelin favorite.

The 2005-06 tour featuring former Bad Company frontman Paul Rodgers fronting Queen had been, at best, a head-scratcher.

Bad Company recently announced plans to release reissues of their first two albums, 1974's Bad Company and the following year's Straight Shooter.

As they prepare for a tour with Adam Lambert, Brian May and Roger Taylor say that Paul Rodgers' voice wasn't well-suited to Queen.

Those fancy stage setups designed for your favorite big-time rock stars are pretty cool, but they can also be incredibly dangerous. Just ask Paul Rodgers.

Longtime Bad Company vocalist Paul Rodgers has been called ‘The Voice’ and for good reason -- his vocals are so smooth and eternally ageless that it seems like there isn’t a good song he can’t wrap his voice around with ease.

Paul Rodgers has a new album out, and he's ready to take it on the road.

The first track from Paul Rodgers' upcoming album of Memphis soul covers has been released. It's a take on Otis Redding's classic 'I've Been Loving You Too Long.' You can listen to it below.

Earlier this summer, we told you that Bad Company vocalist (and, briefly, former Queen frontman) Paul Rodgers was working on two new albums. In early 2014, fans will get their first chance to hear what Rodgers has been up to.