The highly anticipated tribute album Can’t Get Enough: A Tribute to Bad Company is set to arrive on October 24, 2025, via Primary Wave Music (Primary Wave Music, HMV Store).
Why October 24, 2025 Is Significant
The release date strategically precedes Bad Company’s induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, set for November 8, 2025, at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles (Primary Wave Music, wrlo.com). The tribute also marks the band’s 50th anniversary, highlighting half a century of legendary rock heritage (HMV Store).
Star-Studded Lineup & Collaborations
This album brings together a remarkable cross-section of contemporary and legendary artists from rock, country, and Americana, offering fresh spins on Bad Company’s timeless repertoire:
- HARDY – “Ready for Love”
- Halestorm (feat. Paul Rodgers) – “Shooting Star”
- Slash featuring Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators – “Feel Like Makin’ Love”
- Blackberry Smoke (feat. Paul Rodgers & Brann Dailor) – “Run With the Pack”
- The Struts – “Rock ’n’ Roll Fantasy” (also pre-released as a single and limited-edition 7″ for Record Store Day) (BLABBERMOUTH.NET, wrlo.com)
- Charley Crockett – “Bad Company”
- Dirty Honey – “Rock Steady”
- Black Stone Cherry – “Burnin’ Sky”
- Joe Elliott and Phil Collen (of Def Leppard), with Paul Rodgers & Simon Kirke – “Seagull”
- The Pretty Reckless – “All Right Now” (a Free hit) (Primary Wave Music, wrlo.com)
The involvement of Paul Rodgers and Simon Kirke, the surviving members of Bad Company, deepens the connection to the original band—on “Shooting Star,” “Run With the Pack,” and notably on “Seagull” with Joe Elliott and Phil Collen (Primary Wave Music, wrlo.com, Def Leppard Tour History).
Executive Production & Development
The album was conceived by Primary Wave Music in coordination with Bad Company, launched in 2022. Executive producers Robert Dippold, Adam Lowenberg, and Gary Spivack led a 10-month collaboration to assemble the unique artist roster and track list (Primary Wave Music). As Dippold explained, the goal was to deliver a “labor of love,” pairing fresh reinterpretations with faithful tributes to Bad Company’s enduring legacy (Primary Wave Music).
Formats & Preorder Info
- Available formats include vinyl (including limited-edition silver-colored pressing), CD, and digital download/streaming (badcompany.com, Bad Company, HMV Store).
- Preorders are live across multiple platforms, anticipating a wide global rollout (wrlo.com).
What to Expect — Track Highlights & Artistic Touches
| Track | Artist(s) | Notable Connection |
|---|---|---|
| “Ready for Love” | HARDY | A modern country touch on a classic. |
| “Shooting Star” | Halestorm & Paul Rodgers | Blends original vocals with contemporary rock edge. |
| “Feel Like Makin’ Love” | Slash feat. Myles Kennedy | Iconic riff meets powerhouse guitar. |
| “Run With the Pack” | Blackberry Smoke, Paul Rodgers, Brann Dailor | Americana meets classic vocals and percussion. |
| “Rock ’n’ Roll Fantasy” | The Struts | Already available—energetic prelude to the album. |
| “Seagull” | Def Leppard members, Rodgers, Kirke | A true melding of old and new, heartfelt and historic. |
| “All Right Now” | The Pretty Reckless | Honoring Bad Company’s Free roots. |
Fans can expect a dynamic blend of faithful reverence and new creative energy. This isn’t just a covers album—it’s a celebration that spans genres, generations, and styles.
In Summary
- Title: Can’t Get Enough: A Tribute to Bad Company
- Release Date: October 24, 2025 (Primary Wave Music)
- Label: Primary Wave Music
- Formats: Vinyl, CD, Digital (with special silver-colored vinyl edition) (badcompany.com, Bad Company, HMV Store)
- Why It Matters: Celebrates the band’s 50th anniversary and their upcoming Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction (Nov 8, 2025) (Primary Wave Music, wrlo.com)
- Collaborators: A fusion of contemporary and rock legends, including originals Paul Rodgers & Simon Kirke alongside stars like Slash, HARDY, and Def Leppard members—each adding their unique voice to Bad Company’s storied catalog.
This tribute encapsulates both the weight of musical legacy and the excitement of reinterpretation. Let me know if you’d like deeper takes on any individual tracks or artists!