Bad Company & Joe Walsh Tickets
iTHINK Amphitheatre | West Palm Beach, Florida
Bad Company & Joe Walsh comes to Perfect Vodka Amphitheatre on Sunday 29th May 2016
Bad Company and Joe Walsh are co-headlining a highly anticipated tour bannered as the 'One Hell of A Night' tour.
“Paul [Paul Rodgers -Bad Company's lead vocalist] and I agreed it would be a hell of an evening of music, one that will be memorable for everyone who comes, and memorable for us, and that’s important in this day and age.”, says Joe Walsh.
Fans are now losing sleep over this as they are excited to witness not one, but two legendary rock icons in the flesh. Any true blue rock fan would be up and about scouring for tickets to this 'dream-come-true' event. Don't wait another minute, get your tickets now!
After thirty years in the drawing board, the wheels have been finally set in motion for Bad Company and Joe Walsh's double-headling tour dubbed as "One Hell of A Night".
“I had always hoped that we would do something together, and so here we are 30 years later finally touring together, said Rodgers. "It has taken us this long so I wouldn’t miss this. Unless you want to wait 30 more years for our next tour in 2046.”
Mick Ralphs, guitarist of Bad Company shares in the excitement by saying: "“I’ve loved Joe Walsh since I first heard the James Gang many years ago — looking forward to playing with him again!” Drummer Simon Kirke adds: “Getting back onstage with Mick and Paul is always a thrill for me. Knowing that I get to see Joe Walsh every night makes it that much better.”
Bad Company dominated the charts in the 70s through the 80s with these classic rock staples: "Can't Get Enough," "Feel Like Makin' Love," "Good Lovin' Gone Bad," "Bad Company," "Holy Water," "Boys Cry Tough," "If You Needed Somebody," and "Walk Through Fire".
Joe Walsh has been part of five successful and influential rock bands– James Gang, Barnstorm, the Eagles, The Party Boys, and Ringo Starr & His All-Starr Band. He is an uber-talent guitarist, cited by Rolling Stone at number 54 on its list of "100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time."