Grand Funk Railroad

They played their greatest hits and sounded amazing!

The two original members are still excellent showmen! All in all the show was okay. Nothing spectacular, but nostalgic nonetheless.

Such a great show in an intimate setting. The talent still there after all these years-vocals guitar and Brewer in drums?? In your FACE awesome. They truly are An American Band. Loved it

Sound great as ever will see next time they come. Great Great Great

Not all of their greatest hits but enough to make this a solid event. The guys can still bring it.

All they do is rock and roll and have fun doing it. You can see they really enjoy what they do.

This had been my first time ever seeing Grand Funk Railroad in concert & I was amazed at how good the entire band still is & they still sound just like they did 20 years ago. I will go see them again if they come. I'm Your Captain has always been my favorite song by them.

We will go every time they come close...They put on an amazing show. I recommend it to everyone.

Max Carl and the rest of the band rocked it and served up classic GFR at the Belterra Casino in Indiana. Carl channeled Farner so well you wouldn't have known that it wasn't Farner. The band offered up a mixed play list from throughout the GFR library that kept the audience moving. The amount of gray hair in the audience meant nothing when it came to feeling the Funk!

wonderful show, would love to go again and again. GFR knows how to rock the house!

It was the first time I got to see Grand Funk live. The seats I had were great. Possibly only 50 feet from stage. Definitely my favorite band in the 70's. Belterra is a great venue for a concert, just the right size arena. The sound system was fantastic and the new musicians with them were very talented.

GFR was awesome, I was a first timer, finally got to see my favorite song growing up "Closer To Home", and I have to say, I loved it (and the whole night)! Everyone was singing along by then and I must have hit the high note perfectly because the guy in front of me turned around and high fived me out of the blue. "Shinin On" and a whole lot of others I've almost forgotten blew the crowd away. I'll see them next time our paths cross, that's for sure!!!!!!!!!!!!

They were fantastic! Great energy and their greatest songs!

AWESOME CONCERT , POWERFULL ORIGINAL MEMBER DRUMMER & BASSIST. AWESOME LEAD SINGER!

GFR can still rock! I was in the front row and they sounded great. The drummer is one of the original members of the band and he is one of the greatest drummers I have seen. The singer is awesome. He has a great blues voice.

The lead singer sucked ruined the show as far as I am concerned, good voice stage presence was very bad Should have left GF as a good memory

I saw Grand Funk in Hawaii in 1973 and they were just as energetic in 2009! Would definitely go again!

I loved the show...the band was fantastic..the audience got involved and there was dancing in the aisles. It was great!! It took me back to a more fun time in life!!

Growing up in the 70's Grand Funk Railroad was on My favorites list, first in 8-tracks, albums then Cassettes. When I heard they were STILL touring I couldn't pass up another opportunity to see them again (30 years later). Needless to say Mark, Don & Mel never sounded so good, even better than the albums I still own to this day. I took My girlfreind who only knew of them by a couple of Top 40 songs and she was hooked! Kudo's to the GFR, they truely represent what one would call "An American Band", rock & roll at it's finest. Thank you guys for not throwing in the towel, My kids look forward to catching one of your shows in the near future.

I saw Grand Funk Railroad in 1971 in Dallas right after I got back from my tour of Viet Nam.I saw them again in 1999 in Tyler Texas.The show at Billy Bob's in Ft. Worth was as good as the other two. The amount of energy these guys bring after forty years was incredible! Don Brewer still powers the drum solo as good as I remember and Mel's bass playing on "Inside Looking Out is as strong as possible and reminded me of the first time I heard him do that riff on 1971's LIVE ALBUM. Even though Mark Farner was not with the band this time around, the band made you forget with the great guitar playing and his vocal replacement from 38 Special. I highly recommend any Grand Funk Railroad fans to catch this group whle you still can. If they come to my area again I will definitely be there to watch and hear them.They are a band you must hear LIVE!

The band retains it's status as "The American Band"! This concert was even better than the last one I saw, in the 1970's. The music and vocals were fantastic. The lead singer's voice has only improved with age, as well as his energy. The drummer......one of the best in rock 'n' roll! This show was worth every penny.

Grand Funk was absolutely wonderful. They actually sound like they did in the 70's and put on a show to rival young bands. Stellar work Grand Funk.

Love them Brought me back to when I was 18 years old in 1975 and saw them at Boston Gardens they havent missed a beat great show

My friends and I saw GFR last year and were so happy they were back this year! Mark, Donny, Tim (the cutie on the keyboards) and the rest of the boys definitely were hot (literally, I think the temp was 90deg)! As an added bonus we got to go backstage and meet the guys!

The show was very tight and filled with hits. I was thrilled with the vocals all night. Bruce Kulick on lead guitar played well thought out parts, and soared on the solos. The crowd was singing and dancing along like back in the day.

I have seen several tribute shows. Like the Beatles tribute and the Motown tributes. But the Grand f Funk Railroad Tribute Show was the best one I have ever seen. The lead singer almost even looked like Mark Farner. But he just couldn't quite carry a tune like Mark Farner. I also saw the Grand Funk Railroad Tribute show on the Detroit Riverfront last summer. This tribute show was better though. I guess they practiced more since then. All in all it was a nice show. The venue was spectacular! Face it though, Mark Farner IS Grand Funk Railroad.

excellent venue ! Amazing show ! They didn't sound any different from the early 70's to me

Grand Funk Railroad put on an awesome show. Age did Not slow them down @ all!! Don Brewer did an excellent job on the drums;Bruce Kuleck did an excellent Jimmi Hendrix rendition of the Star Spangled Banner on his guitar. They could put 20yr olds to shame. We had very good seats in the 2nd row so we saw everything up close & got some good pictures. They played all their hit songs & they sounded just as good as the 1st time I heard them.

My friend Nancy and I had "front row" seats to this concert that was truly amazing! Old Time Rock and Roll never dies and Grand Funk RR proved it! Donny Brewer showed that he is the master when it comes to playing drums! He did a solo that lasted about 10 minutes! It was an amazing show and one of the best shows of the season so far as Rock music is concerned! All of the crowd was on their feet at the end and we were all screaming as loud as we could! These guys "rocked"!!!!!!!!!

I really enjoyed this concert, the band was really good and the venue was awesome. This music made me feel young again.

A must see, GFR is over the top. Energetic, playing all the album rock cuts that made them the top 1970s rock band, the show is unbelievable. You'll be able to rock out and sing along. Don Brewer is THE best rock drummer on the planet. Original member Mel Schacher (along with Brewer) was all over his bass. Can he get any skinnier? Rock but with a living, moving funk beat undertone--that's why I've always loved Grand Funk Railroad's music. We'd go see them again. Well worth the price of a ticket.

From start to finish, it was an extremely entertaining show, these guys are not resting on their laurels... Max Carl does a great job singing, and Don & Mel of course were phenomenal!!!!!! Bruce Kulick played the star bangled banner and nailed it!!!! I would recommend this show to everyone!

I was very impressed with Del Castillo having never heard them before. They play upbeat driving music that bring the energy out in you. Great to bring you back after having run a marathon that day. Grand funk railroad was pretty good. They played classic funk and rock and roll that they are known for. It was great to watch them they had great stage presence and really played to the crowd. Los Loney Boys Has some what of a disappointment. They play well and good stage presence but the music they played was almost pretty mellow and dont play to the crowd to draw they into the music. They almost play like a rehersal jam, and play to one another and not the crowd there to see them. Overall I still liked them and they put on a great show. I probably would have had Los Lonley Boys go first and Del Castillo go last to have the entire event simply escelate to a tremendous finish. I still would go again if I had the chance.

What a great show! 40 years of Funk. The Band was outstanding, Belterra Casino & Spa was the best place to see them play. Great songs, well planned show. It was more than worth the time & money to get there.

While the excitement and energy level of the band was great, the sound did not impress me. I was at a concert the night prior to this at the same venue, and the sound was 100 times better. I would also have liked to purchase some items of band merchandise from the show, but the only thing they were selling was 2 different versions of the same tee shirt. You would think they would be selling as much merchandise as possible to increase their profits. Other than that I would not pay to see this act again.

The guys of Grand Funk Railroad definitely still have some great music left in them! Really enjoyed the concert. If I were to have one suggestion I felt the concert was a little short. Other than that, it was great!

Great Band! Great Venue! Reasonable ticket prices!! Don't understand why concert was so poorly attended!! So very sad to see so many empty seats!! :( This was our first visit to the Kansas Star Event Center Arena at the Kansas Star Casino in Mulvane, KS. Not a bad seat in the arena, super helpful staff. Able to enjoy dinner and drinks before the show and a short elevator ride to comfortable hotel room at Hampton Inn after the show. We will be back!!

Grand Funk Railroad was awesome!! Loved the show. It was a great trip down memory lane. I will definitely go see them again on their next visit to Kansas!

The show was awesome, their voices were strong and clear. I loved my favorite song, "I'm Your Captain/Closer To Home". Just curious why they didn't play Kansas City, but instead chose a tiny town South of Wichita called Mulvanne?

Great while it lasted. Started 15 minutes late. Lasted about an hour and fifteen. At least fifteen of that was drum and other solos. Not worth the time & money.

So sad to see this group as they are now. Was so looking forward to seeing them. 20 minutes late starting. Only played for 1 hour and that was to long for me. Thankfully the ticket was only $38. I'd like at least $20 of it back. If you want to see a group from this era go see the Doobies.

They are THE BAND of good ole rock and roll. Definitely foot stompin music. When it's good music like that my leg and foot will not stay still. Never did I doubt the show would be good. But I was wrong. The show was excellent. Not only the usual Grand Funk music but the drum solo was amazing. Then they followed that with a tune that had all of the members playing drums..... EXCELLENT...

I remember seeing them in the 70s in LA. Great performance, this version of a once great band needs to get Farner back. The event ended with the band simply stating "We have to get out of here" and house lights.

It was fantastic to see a band from our youth who still have the sound and energy from before. Glad they are still touring and giving awesome shows.

The band performance was one of the best, the sound and qualify was great especially for a casino venue with concrete floors and lower attendance. We had a great time, GFR gave the crowd a fantastic show and kept it going. Amazing considering they are 68-70 years old and sound just as good as in the day.

Enjoyed the concert, however the sound was way too loud. If they would have turned down the volume it would have been much more enjoyable. It was so loud that it distorted the vocals.

Grand Funk was awesome! The lead singer was spot on! The drummer was amazing! We were pleasantly surprised as to how each song was perfect!

Great venue to see a show, Derringer opened show right on time and played some oldies but goodies not to mention a couple of hits from when he played in the Edgar Winters Group. Max from 38 Special did well with the vocals and it was a great time which everyone seemed to have a good time.

Band was enthusiastic got crowd up and participating. Their voices are still so powerful. Loved it !

We've seen GFR quiet a few times. They never disappoint. Of course, Mark Farner would be a great compliment to the band, but, you know what, they're doing an amazing job by themselves. Bruce Kulick handles his guitar duties with perfection and style. Don Brewer is tireless and strong as ever. I've always loved his drumming style since the seventies: powerful and aggressive! His voice is just as good as it was years ago. The rest of the band is just as good. Loved every minute of it!!!

This concert was absolutely the biggest surprise of the year. Rick Derringer blew us all away with the hits and stories of his incredible career. Where else are you going to hear Hang On Sloopy, Rock and Roll Hootchie Coo, and Frankenstein all in the same half hour except for maybe my iPod on random shuffle. He and his band looked like they were having so much fun and would have been happy playing anywhere. Then Grand Funk Railroad takes over and takes us through their incredible catalog of songs. A great career spanning set that left us all with big smiles on our faces as we walked out in a bit of disbelief over what we just witnessed. As usual, the Genesee acoustics were great to make the night complete.

All those great GFR songs to choose from and they only played a couple. Lots of fairly repetitious and uninspiring newer stuff. A VERY long, self-indulgent and not very creative drum solo--by solo I mean everyone else left the stage- by Brewer. Needy much? The crowd seemed to like it, though. Maybe if they had seen Mark Farner a couple weeks before, as I did, they d have shared my disappointment. If you want to hear great a GFR concert, go see Mark Farner. It s a leaner, cleaner and more enjoyable show.

The band sounded great and seemed to enjoy playing. The venue was terrific as well. It holds 1500 people and was sold out for the show.

I enjoyed the show very much. I enjoy going to the EPC

These guys are still amazing! They might be getting up there in age but you wouldn t know it by the way they sounded. And the drummer...Unbelievable! For being 69 years old, that was the best drum solo I ve ever seen or heard! These guys killed it! Only complaint was the too-close-for-comfort seating at the Hard Rock.

We had amazing seats and it was an amazing show. You could tell they appreciated their fans and worked to put on an unforgettable show. They sounded great in every way. I highly recommend going to see Grand Funk Railroad!!!

I have been to 9 concerts at the Hard Rock Rocksino and would recommend going to their concerts. Grand Funk Railroad was a good concert. The jam 2/3 of the way through could have been replaced with one of their songs. No encore which is usual for GFR. It was a good concert and a sold out show

This show was Years in the making for me as I had attended other GFR shows in the past. This was the first concert I had seen back in 1972 as a teenager and have seen them a couple other times in the 1990 s. I know they have a new lead singer since I had seen them in the 90 s, Max did not disappoint me, they sounded Great! Don and Mel still sound Great! I will definitely see them again!

Great memories, great music, dancing-singing along. It doesn't get any better!!!

The concert was awesome, downside it only lasted about an hour and twenty min. plus side tickets were affordable. It was an upbeat very inactive show, performing some of my favorites and many of there hits. The Hard Rock Live hall was pretty much filled with Grand Funk loving Baby Boomers, the gig had a old school, back in the day feel. I loved it, you could hear and feel the music and the lyrics, sound quality was on point. The Devils Daughter's Blues was a cool song. I have several favorite songs, probably the same as many other folks. Mine and my wife's favorite part of the show was the around 20 minute drum solo by Don Brewer, he can still slam those skins, my wife was amazed she had never heard anything like it and likely never will again. Been a big fan of The American Band's music for a very long time, I would not hesitate to buy tickets and hear them again at The Hard Rock or anyplace else the happen to roll into town.

We truly LOVED this band excellent musicians and the show is like a train rolling along at high speed! One of our best concerts ever

The venue was a nice size we had great seats the band was phenomenal. What a drummer !! They had the crowd up and dancing in their seats

Don Felder was amazing! I can't wait to see him again! He came on exactly at 7 and played for an hour and a half. He played mostly Eagles songs, sounding better now than ever before! His band is great, his bass player has an awesome voice. Grand Funk Railroad rocked the house! The drummer is unbelievable! Lots of drum and guitar solos. They are an American Band!!

Epic. Front row for both shows. A scintillating performance !

Attended a fabulous show at Twin River Event Center featuring Don Felder and Grand Funk Railroad. Don Felder is an incredible guitarist and vocalist. His Eagles tunes were spot on. His love for music came through with his amazing performance and constant smile. Plus his band was awesome; not just musically but also with their incredible harmonies. Grand Funk Railroad's music is timeless. The band can still rock and roll! Loved hearing those great tunes live. The night was a wonderful musical experience!

Great sound, hard driving back beat that leads the band, with that rhythmic bass sending my memories to a Funkier time, lead guitarist with sillz and the lead singer with the sex appeal that makes the girls cry and scream! Loved every minute of the concert, the newish line up really works!

Great time watching a great band. Every song was a winner and people got up and danced. The crowd really took note to The Star Spangled Banner. From Closer To Home to the end there was massive crowd particiation. I wish they played Heartbreaker!

Loved seeing my favorite band sense I was 13 yrs old seen them the first time ever I have ALL there Albums, & Love listening to Grand Funk Railroad..(I am 57yrsold now) I have seen then this is the 4th time and they have out done themselves like always.. Seeing the people who came out to see this band was so heart warming to know others still love them as much as I do.. Sad they did not sell t-shirts...

Loved the show. They were so tight even after all these years

Great show... the three original members are in terrific shape, especially considering their ages. All played really well. My only reason for not giving 5 stars was the song selection.... playing more to the crowd than to their roots. But truly well worth it, a lot of fun!!

I was a great show bu the duration of the show I felt was to short just one Hour. we wanted to see more of Mark Don and Mel, many other numbers which we wanted to hear.

Quality wise, GFR showed they did NOT miss Mark Farner at all, they played severalof their later hits but did not include such early classics as Heartbreaker, Into The Sun, Time Machine and Are You Ready. My problem is that the show ran only 1 hour and 25 minutes. While I realize Atlantic City is famous for short shows as they want you back on the gaming floors ASAP; GFR exasperated the problem by the inclusion of excessive bass and drum solos; time that could have been used to play more of their hits. This is yet another band that belongs in the Rock n' Roll HalI of Fame....... I recommend my friends to go to see GFR...... BUT NOT IN ATLANTIC CITY !!!

Both Grand Funk and The Guess Who delivered. Vocals were very good even though neither band had their original lead singers. Most people didn't know. Musically they were spit on and song selection was great too! I wish Grand Funk would include Heartbreaker in their sets. They do not seem to do that anymore. It was strange that Don Brewer was set so far back on that awful stage the venue has.

Got to see The Guess Who and GFR last night in Rhode Island, Twin River Casino, it used to be called Lincoln Park it had Greyhound racing in the past. The Guess Who have two original members like GFR. They play so many hit songs (These Eyes, Amercian Women, etc.,). They were fun, lots of audience participation and Lots of funny banter. They also rocked it up on a couple of songs lengthened one and did a Guitar War thing that was fun and good. GFR like usually did a very good set, right down to business (each band got 80 minutes) high energy, Loud and pretty heavy. The WAAB sounded a bit heavier then Usual its almost a metal version. To me Inside looking out was the highlight. To the Audience Closer got Home was it. GFR did there standard set, Bottle Rocket, Footspompin' Music, Rock N Roll Soul, Shining' On, One more river. SKOW, Locomotion, Drum Solo, Devils Daughter-Lightning and Thunder, ISLO, IYC/CTH, National Anthem Walk Like A Man and WAAB (I might be missing something). Like the Guess Who lots of singing along, a real good audience of around 3000. It is not a great concert hall,(should, be a rectangle) its Square so many of us were sitting wide of the stage (so for that tenure I would recommend getting center stage seats), They even had 300-400 standing room tickets sold for the event. I would recommend both bands to anyone, enjoyable show' . Of course for GFR fans they can see Mark to, who does a great show and more song diverse song selection. Both GFR and Mark will be back in this area (New England) in the summer. And I will see both and also I will see the Guess Who again as well.

This concert was well worth it to see the two founding members, drummer Don Brewer and bassist Mel Schacher and the very talented key players they put together for this tour. Brewer and company sounded like the GFR of old and the songs were tight and loud (this record meant to be played LOUD). Playing an all-too short set of songs, the band concentrated on their top 40 hits and most notable songs, while adding in a few surprises along the way, including the Hendrix-inspired Star Spangled Banner and an awesome ear-popping, non-stop, energetic drum solo by Don. Lead guitarist Bruce Kulick meshed perfectly and guitarist/singer Max Carl and Keyboardist Tim Cashion rounded out an incredible performance. Max's vocals complemented Don's and Tim's keyboard sounded just like the GFR of old. Don's vocals haven't aged a bit and he definitely "Shined On" between his drumming and lead vocals! The only downside was that the length was way too short, coming in at just about one hour and 18 minutes. The band could have easily added many more prog-rockers like "The Railroad" and others to rekindle those of us who remember and introduce those who don't and increase their setlist to two-plus hours. They did not displease though, and ended with their signature song, We re An American Band before leaving for the evening.

I've been a Grand Funk Railroad fan for years and always will be. BUT...... This was really not a good show, Other than Farner drum solo. The entire concert lasted only 1hour and 15 minutes which in my opinion so ridiculous!

This was my 19th show to see 70's rock band legends Don Brewer (drums) and Mel Schacher (bass) play together with Bruce Kulick (lead guitar w/KISS for 12 yrs), Max Carl (.38 Special and Jack Mack & The Heart Attack), and Tim Cashion (Bob Seger, Robert Palmer). The set list has been pretty much unchanged for several years with the expected classics (American Band, Some Kinda Wonderful and Closer To Home) mixed with Second Chance (penned by Max during his time with .38 Special). This band has been one of my favorites since I first started listening to them in the early 70's and prompted me to learn how to play guitar, bass and drums.

This was the first time I have ever seen Grand Funk live. Other than the show being a little short (they are in their mid-60's) my wife and I had a great time. They played most of the songs I had expected them to, and their voices were still high quality. One of my fears is that I would leave disappointed because of how long they have been singing but that fear was totally unfounded. Great show, highly recommended!

the title says it all, Grandfunk Railroad rocks... had a great time!!!

I liked Burton Cummings and his older songs. However, with Grand funk railroad it was different. I like rock music, but cannot understand why it must be played so LOUD. I ended up leaving early to watch the show in the upstairs booth, where it was not so loud. Otherwise the show was ok.

The sound was perfect and all the songs were awesome, and was the we herd them in the 70;s ....not a beat off

I attended this concert with low expectations, I mean these guys are up there in years and I like the deep cuts instead of the hits. They played a few of their hits but then they preformed the deep cuts I was looking for, one right after another with hardly any time in between songs. They beat my expectations.

These guys still have it! All great musicians and performers. Would recommend to anyone!

The show only lasted 1 1/2 hours. Grand Funk didn't do a lot of their popular songs. They had so many more they could have done. I wonder if that is because Mark Farner is no longer part of the band. The show was good for the short time it lasted but not really worth the money! Bands usually come out for an encore but this time they didn't. Once the last song was done the lights came on and everyone started exiting the theater. DISAPPOINTING!

Musically they sounded great. Donnie Brewer is still an amazing drummer! My biggest complaint is that they only played a measly 1 1/2 hrs! So many good songs left off the play list.

Sound and venue were excellent. I was a bit disappointed show lasted only an hour and 15 minutes

very cramped seats are to close together have a coat check in theather instead of casino to help patrons jest going to concert

I knew going in that this was not the original lineup. However, when it was announced that Mel Schacher would not be able to attend due to a family emergency, they should have canceled the dates. The sub bass player was exactly that - sub par. He barley knew the parts (and some songs clearly did not learn the bass lines correctly). All in all, it was a very vanilla, lackluster performance. On top of that, they played for only 70 minutes. There was no opening act. Had I not went to the Center Bar afterwards and instead gone home after the too short show, I would have been out on a Saturday night for 2 hours, including my drive time. Not much of a night out. HardRock Live is a nice room, but the seating situation is just completely horrible. You are so crammed in the seats - literally hip-to-hip with the person next to you. There are no cup holder - as someone was leaving seats behind us, they kicked over a drink that was on the floor, resulting in beer all over the floor. I'm sure it ended up being a sticky mess. I don't know for sure, because after that happened, I left my seat and stood on the side next to the bleachers for the rest of the show. There were some positives - the sound was great, and the cramped seats do have good sight lines to the stage. Big screens on either side of the room are nice as well. Concessions were good - long lines before the show, but they moved quick, and the workers were cordial.

This was my first event at the Rocksino and I couldn't believe the sound at this venue! I had people tell me it was a great venue and now I can honestly say that it is! Can't wait to attend more concerts and shows! GRAND FUNK RAILROAD WAS AWESOME!! They still sound GREAT and put on a FANTASTIC SHOW! I would see them again in a heart beat!

My husband and I were at the Grand Funk show, Sat. 1/20/18, and we were literally blown away. GFR cranked the show up from the start and continued that momentum till the end. All the greats, Footstomping Music, Locomotion, I'm Your Captain, American Band. You name it, they played it! Just amazingly outstanding!

I am normally not very fond of the Northfield concert venue, however this was a great show. Don Brewer still has it! And the sound was quite good. The 90 minute show had all the tunes that I came to hear. I would go to this one again!

It's great to hear Grand Funk music. Donnie Brewer is amazing on drums and vocals, He plays and sings as well as he did 50 years ago. Mel Schacher was absent that night, not sure why. Hope he returns soon. A sold out show. That is a good sign. Keep bringing them back. Especially bring Mark Farner as well. Also I met the legendary Mike Belkin who was signing his new book. This kind of rock belongs in the Cleveland area.

Enjoyed the concert even though the original base player was not with them. sounded good.

Grand Funk was GREAT! I don't think that one hour of music is worth the price of tickets & fees though.

Wow! Great show! Don Brewer is absolutely AMAZING! He can play the drums better than ever! He is truly the "heart and soul" of Grand Funk! That being said...KUDOS to co-lead singer, Max Carl! What a talent and what an awesome "rocker!" Likewise, Bruce Kulic on bass guitar and Tim Cashion on keyboards are as good at their "craft" as you can get!!! Fabulous show! The Hard Rocksino at Northfield Park is a great concert venue! The smaller venue gives a much more "intimate" music experience! The "ease" of getting in and out of the venue is positively wonderful! It doesn't take but a very few minutes to exit and be on your way home!

They can still rock. The lead singer Max Carl, stays true to the original sound yet adds his own sexy style and looks great on stage! The harmony between the band was right on. The guitars were awesome and the drum solo was amazing! They started right on time with no opener and ended just less than 90 minutes later with no encore! I was a bit disappointed that they didn't perform longer or do an encore. Overall they sounded really great! As far as the venue, I gave it four stars because the seats were really close together and I felt like I was squished against my neighbor the whole time. A little more room would have been nice. I think for the price paid, a longer show with a little more room to rock would have been perfect. In the end, they still got it though.

While the musicians were solid, it didn't have the feeling of a Grand Funk Band. Without Farmer it can't be duplicated and they lost the feel by doing the last songs Funk had produced. Not enough songs from the first four albums that MADE Grand Funk Railroad. The couple of older songs they did were a mere pittance of what they are. Don Brewer does a good job of trying to give it a GFR feel. Again, as a band they were solid.

Unbelievable drum solo, they sound as good as they always have, I was a little pissed they didn't play Bad Time

Seeing Grand Funk is never a disappointment. They rocked a sold-out Rocksino on 1/20. Great band, great venue and great fans.

The music was great. Max Carl was great. I expected more songs. I don't know if Mark Farner holds the rights to any of the songs recorded but 15 songs and an hour and 20 minutes is not long enough.