Paul Rodgers has pulled out of Bad Company's planned Rock & Roll Hall of Fame performance due to health concerns. The singer, who had previously expressed excitement about reuniting with drummer Simon Kirke for the show, revealed that he must prioritize his health over performing.
Rodgers' decision comes after suffering 11 minor strokes and two major strokes in the past decade, which have left him particularly vulnerable to stress. His reunion with Kirke would have been their first performance together since 2019, a milestone event that was eagerly anticipated by fans.
Kirke had already confirmed plans for the show, stating that he was "cautiously" excited about performing with Gold Derby and promised that whatever songs were chosen would be fine by him. However, in light of Rodgers' health concerns, Simon will now be joined by other outstanding musicians to perform instead.
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony is set to feature a star-studded lineup, including Iggy Pop, Olivia Rodrigo, Elton John, and David Letterman, among others. Despite the change in plans, fans can still look forward to an epic performance that promises to rock.
Rodgers' decision comes after suffering 11 minor strokes and two major strokes in the past decade, which have left him particularly vulnerable to stress. His reunion with Kirke would have been their first performance together since 2019, a milestone event that was eagerly anticipated by fans.
Kirke had already confirmed plans for the show, stating that he was "cautiously" excited about performing with Gold Derby and promised that whatever songs were chosen would be fine by him. However, in light of Rodgers' health concerns, Simon will now be joined by other outstanding musicians to perform instead.
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony is set to feature a star-studded lineup, including Iggy Pop, Olivia Rodrigo, Elton John, and David Letterman, among others. Despite the change in plans, fans can still look forward to an epic performance that promises to rock.