Bad Company Making Love to Hard Rock Live on June 17

The English Rock Supergroup (provided you consider members of Free and Mott the Hoople banding together a supergroup) Bad Company have announced a stop at Seminole Hard Rock Live. The 1970s powerhouse, most famous for their version of "Feel Like Making Love" (which Kid Rock recently brought back to popularity)...

By Brett Gillin

April 21, 2009

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The English Rock Supergroup (provided you consider members of Free and Mott the Hoople banding together a supergroup) Bad Company have announced a stop at Seminole Hard Rock Live. The 1970s powerhouse, most famous for their version of "Feel Like Making Love" (which Kid Rock recently brought back to popularity) are hitting up Hollywood on June 17th. Tickets start at $50, so this isn't one for the cheapskates. Check out Ticketmaster for details and hit the jump for a no-so-current sampling of their music.

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