Bad Company Tickets

For a few hours on Wednesday night, we all took an incredible journey, 30 years back in time. In those few moments, age became irrelevant, as we were all in our twenties again, up on our feet, hands clapping over our heads in the air, rocking to the high energy beat of the Doobie Brothers, followed by the wonderfully familiar, pulsating strains of Bad Company. Pat Simmons of the Doobie Brothers is timeless on vocals and guitar. Backed by the strong guitar playing and vocals of John McFee and Tom Johnston, the gritty bass beats and vocals of Skylark, and the soul gripping sax of Marc Russo, Simmons proved that the Doobie Brothers are back to once again give the people what they love. Bad Company hit the stage and the crowd roared. From the first note Paul Rodgers sang to the final song of the encore, the place was rockin'. Rodgers is in incredible form vocally and physically. He performed every hit song effortlessly, with fantastic tone and range. His voice must have found the Fountain of Youth a long time ago, because he has continued to sound great through the years. Even though he persued other avenues and interests, this fan is very glad that he has resurrected Bad Company, as we knew and loved it. Mick Ralphs and Simon Kirke rounded out the trifecta for the evening keeping that familiar beat pounding in our chests all night. As we all sang along to the many favorite hits, what a treat it was for the audience to be a part of this 10 date Tour of 2009. We hope there will be more to come.

I always wanted to see Bad Company in concert before but I never imagined they would be that good. Both the Doobie Brothers and Bad Company were simply awesome and the sound quality was better then any concert I've ever been too. Even the rain couldn't put a damper on this concert!!

very good show I enjoyed both doobie brothers and bad company.

Paul Rodgers voice is still very strong. He can really belt it out with his amazing vocals.

both bands sounded excellent. only bad thing was the rain.

Loved it even though the weather was uncooperative. Paul Rogers has not lost a beat, his voice is still incredible!

One of the best concerts I've been to in a while.When both bands were on stage together it was just awesome.

Big fan especially of Doobie Brothers! Fantastic blend of instruments and voices. Bad Co - One name, Paul Rodgers. Gutsy rock at its best. Everytime they perform in my area, I'm there!

The Doobies are better than they've ever been- great musicianship and vocals. Bad Company-still one of the greatest bands ever. The Light show was very good, Paul Rodgers "The Voice" just keep s getting better. Whenever either of these bands comes your way go see them.

Great concert, both groups still sounded like they did 30 years ago!

Doobies were great and came out for 3 encore songs. Bad Co. seemed like a very short show and missed a few of their hits like "Good Lovin' Gone Bad" and "Wild Fire Woman". Also hoped they might play something from Free like "All Right Now", maybe they couldn't. Paul Rodgers' vocal level was low and had a hard time hearing him sometimes.

Paul Rodgers hasn't lost anything over time. In fact, he may be better than he ever was. The Bad Company concert on July 1 at the DTE Energy Theater was a real treat. The group was tight and the crowd, wet as it was, was really into the music. The Doobie Brothers as the opening act were also very good and a fine complement to the headliners.

Despite the rainy conditions (I was in the pavillion) everybody was in good spirits. The turn out was big and the crowd was lively and the show started on time. It was like reliving the 70's all over again. It was great to see Tom Johnston back with the Doobies. Bad Co. delivered a great performance as usual. The highlight was during "Roll n roll fantasy" that the guitarists from the Doobies came out for a jam session with Bad co. My friend and I really enjoyed the evening.

My friends and I started out on the lawn for Doobie Brothers which was excellent! The rain didn't put a damper in the nigt at all! They were classic! Then, between bands in some heavy rain, a very nice person came up and gave my friends and I tickets for going down into the pavillion. What a gift! I am a big fan of Bad Company but an even bigger fan of Paul Rodgers! From Free to Bad Company to The Firm with Jimmy Page and don't forget fronting for Queen! They say Paul Rodgers is in the top 100 vocalists of all time and I think he deserves to be right up at the very top of that list! Keep Rockin you guys! We love you!

This is one of the best shows I have seen in years. They really rocked!! I heard all the songs I came to hear. They are as good as when I saw them in 1978. Must see!!

We were soaked to the bone, hiding beneath tarps held up by umbrellas. Cold and wet, we still agree that it was one of the best concerts EVER!! Both The Doobies and Bad Co. were well worth braving the weather!

This was my husbands favorite band of all time so I surprised him with tickets..... We were half tempted not to go due to having lawn seat and the weather was 65 and raining! We decided to go anyways and took two kids.... Thank God we did!! We only went to the Bad Company part of the show due to my husbands work schedule----We have seen Doobies' four other times and they ROCK too!!! Anyways we got to show and the rain stopped! It was as if it knew Bad Companies biggest fan had arrived!!! WE walked to the hill and the show started within minutes of our arrival. We watched my husband, Paul, dance and sing to EVERY SONG! Knew every word to every one---- the rest of us knew 3/4 of the songs and sang with him ---BUT he was Jammin!!! By the time they came out with the finale' singing the Bad Co. song as it's final song the really pretty woman walked up to my husband and handed him a DVD of Bad Co. Live preformance and an envenlope---- he handed it to me and said open it I dont know what she gave me (He was reading back of DVD). I opened the envenlope and inside was a beautiful letter from Paul and Cynthia Rodgers that said that this was a Random Act Of Kindness letter and wanted us to pass along a random act in future....not only was it hand signed it had a crisp new $100.00 Bill inside! Now this sealed the deal with this now being his all time favorite band.....it already was But now DEFINATE!! This is something that my husband will tell every person he ever meets when talking about favorite thibgs that have ever happened....!! Hugely Impressed with kindness of Paul and Cynthia Rodgers.... Wished there was a way to say thank you now that we know what the envenlope had inside! Says this is his Top 5 coolest things that have ever happened to him in his 45 years of life!

Being only 22 years old and starving for classic rock, the Doobie Brothers and Bad Company fed me 'til my belt split. The DB opened with a stunning performance that the pouring rain couldn't seem to ruin. Equipped with three tarps and ponchos that were originally made to house garbage, we saw the rain as more of a reason to be able to have a great time.

Great show begining to end Doobies opened with one classic after another. Bad Company really a great band especially with the great Paul Rodgers wow can he sing .

I thought the Doobies would be on last, but Bad Company sounded like they did when we were in High school. Great concert, except for the rain. But we were in the pavillion )13th row) Great seats.