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ALL RIGHT NOW play the best of FREE & Bad Company

All Right Now play the very best of a Free and Bad Company from the era that produced timeless Classic Rock.

Wishing well: watch here

Mr Big: watch here

Shooting Star: watch here

All Right Now, Feel Like Making Love, Wishing Well, Bad Company, My Brother Jake, Can’t Get Enough of Your Love, Little Bit Of Love, Rock Steady, The Stealer, Rock & Roll Fantasy, Mr. Big, Run With The Pack, The Hunter, Shooting Star, Fire & Water, Seagull Be My Friend etc

All Right Now feature:
Johnny Warman vocals/guitar (Humble Pie/Ringo Starr/Pete Gabriel/The Mods)
Jeff Rich drums (Status Quo/Climax Blues band/Judie Tzuke),
Roy Smith guitar (Henry McCullough/Johnny Warman)
Ant Wellman bass (Beki Bondage and Vice Squad)

All Right Now is a gifted combination of players featuring the guitarist Roy Smith - the closest you’ll get to the playing of Paul Kossoff - and the incomparable voice of Johnny Warman, a performer with unbounded energy.

Johnny Warman was signed to Ringo's record label, fronted Humble Pie, wrote with Peter Gabriel and recently celebrated 20 years with The Mods. A prolific song writer Johnny attacks the material like his life depends on it.
Jeff Rich was drummer with Status Quo for 16 years, and has worked with Judy Tzuke, Stretch and the Climax Blues Band and completes the missing piece in the band’s jigsaw.
Roy Smith on guitar and vintage amp is the band’s founder member. Roy plays the guitar like Paul Kossoff; not as an exact copyist but with the same feel, emotion and inspiration etc. Here him scream, cry and work a dynamic like Kossof and enjoy his exceptionally great tone too!
Ant Wellman bass is the top, top ‘low end’ funky bass player of the band, locking in the grooves and providing the perfect bottom end that Andy Fraser minted all those years ago.
The million selling Free and Bad Company reached millions of people through their timeless material, countless gigs and festivals, producing a catalogue of songs that are still played the world over, some 4 decades after they were written.
All Right Now recreate the individual excellence, the fire and passion of both bands in a two hour show that comes as close as anyone to recreating the hits and best loved album tracks of both Free and Bad Company.