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Paul Rodgers <\/a>has shared an update in regards to whether or not Bad Company<\/a> will perform at their upcoming Rock & Roll Hall of Fame<\/a> induction.<\/p>\n “Well, we may well,” he recently told Rolling Stone<\/em><\/a>. “We’ll see how we go.”<\/p>\n Rolling Stone<\/em> followed up by asking if Rodgers even wants to perform.<\/p>\n “Well, they want us to, and I may,” he replied. “I haven’t decided what songs to sing at this point in time. But it could be ‘Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy.”<\/p>\n He continued: “I’m a little bit nervous. If we’ve got to make a speech, I’ll be quite honest, I’m not used to really making speeches of any nature, but I’ll be ok.”<\/p>\n Bad Company drummer Simon Kirke\u00a0also recently spoke<\/a> about the odds of his band performing.<\/p>\n “I don’t know. I know that we’ve been approached to play a couple of songs,”\u00a0he explained to\u00a0Defenders of the Faith<\/a>. “I’ve spoken with Paul. Paul’s health, as you know, is not good, but I think…I’m crossing my fingers that we will be able to play at least one song. I don’t know what it is yet, and I don’t even know who’s gonna be inducting us yet.”<\/p>\n In the same Rolling Stone<\/em> interview, Rodgers’ wife Cynthia Kereluk noted that he may perform at an event next year in 2026: “On March 2nd, the Adopt the Arts program, founded by Jane Lynch and Matt Sorum, they’re going to be honoring Paul in Palm Springs and also Geezer Butler<\/a> from Black Sabbath<\/a>. There’ll be an all-star band. So perhaps that might be another performance.”<\/p>\n But for Rodgers, who has spent the last few years recovering from multiple strokes, stepping away from touring has been a good thing.<\/p>\n “I hate to complain about it because it was a great time during its time, but I had enough travel,” he said. “It got to the point where travel was more onerous than the joy I was getting from it. All those security queues and you get tighter and less and less space, more and more security. I just was like, ‘No, I’m good.’ I’m glad to be home. When I set out, I set out to survive, number one, to find peace of mind number two, and to make music while I did that. And that’s what I’ll continue doing. But I’ll do it from home. I do miss the crew and the camaraderie.”<\/p>\n Bad Company will be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on Nov. 8<\/a> in Los Angeles.<\/p>\n Signed to Led Zeppelin’s label, the supergroup faced member changes and later experienced public indifference on its path to induction in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Michael Gallucci<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nPaul Rodgers Doesn’t Miss Touring<\/h3>\n
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