Burrell died in 2006, and Ralphs passed away in June 2025. Rodgers, who is suffering health issues, pulled out of the event at the last minute. The singer addressed fans during the ceremony via a pre-recorded video message, but Kirke was the only Bad Company star who appeared onstage to perform hits “Feel Like Makin’ Love” and “Can’t Get Enough” with guest musicians Bryan Adams, Nancy Wilson, and more.
He added that he had “mixed emotions” over the band’s long-awaited honor and explained that the recent loss of Ralphs, who played alongside him on every Bad Company studio album, made the night especially bittersweet.
Rodgers revealed that one of his last phone conversations with Ralphs was about Bad Company’s Rock Hall honor.
“I said, ‘From then, it’s a long way, but it seems like we just blinked our eyes a couple of times and here we are at the Hall of Fame.’ So at least I was able to tell him that," the Bad Company singer shared.
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