The irresistible early-'70s favorite connected one of rock’s biggest songwriters with a band on the verge of its breakthrough ...

Fans of classic rock are mourning the loss of Badfinger’s final surviving core member. Joey Molland, Badfinger’s guitarist, passed away on March 1 at the age of 77. Badfinger is best known for ...

At the start of the 1970s, Badfinger signed with Apple Records and quickly broke through with a string of standout releases. Among them was "No Matter What," a mainstream hit that continued to ...

Badfinger scored one of their biggest hits with “Come and Get It” in 1970. Little did folks know at the time that the song was not only written for them by none other than a Beatle, but the Beatle ...

Joey Molland and Badfinger were close with George. They turned out to be the most successful act that The Beatles signed to their record label Apple Records. They even played as session musicians on ...

Not too many people heard this tough rocker from the band's sixth album because the LP was pulled less than two months after its release because Badfinger's managers and their label's publishing firm ...

"Thank you, Joey…for keeping the band's music alive for so long and for being a friend to us all," a Facebook post read. By Mitchell Peters Joey Molland, the guitarist and last surviving member of the ...

In 1971, Badfinger released a soaring rock ballad that would become the band's biggest hit in the United States. "Day After Day" helped transform the group from rising rock act into international ...

Like the Beatles, the band with which they’re inextricably linked, Badfinger included four men capable of writing and singing lead. Though they didn’t have a traditional frontman, Pete Ham has often ...

Joey Molland, guitarist and last surviving core member of the rock group Badfinger, has died at the age of 77. The band’s official Facebook page announced Molland’s death, noting that he died Saturday ...

Lauded by many and signed to The Beatles' Apple label, Badfinger had the world at their feet in 1970. Few bands have attracted tragedy like Badfinger. From a promising start as a late 60s pop act ...