Grand Funk Railroad

First of, no name changes...ever! Chopping off the Railroad was a move I didn't particularly care for. Read More

In an alternate universe, the Christopher Walken "I need more cowbell" skit that grew to infamy features "We're an American Band" rather than "Don't Fear the Reaper." Read More

Mark Farner and Don Brewer's Grand Funk Railroad were alternative superheroes on the '60s/'70s cusp, when US bands could live high on the hog thanks to outdoor shows. Read More

Mark Farner and Don Brewer's Grand Funk Railroad were alternative superheroes on the '60s/'70s cusp, when US bands could live high on the hog thanks to outdoor shows. Read More

A band has to be doing something right to be performing more than four decades after its inception. Read More

Mark Farner and Don Brewer's Grand Funk Railroad were alternative superheroes on the '60s/'70s cusp, when US bands could live high on the hog thanks to outdoor shows. Read More

If you don't feel like paying for your musical entertainment, free concerts are held each day at Chevy Court. Read More

One of the 1970s' most successful hard rock bands in spite of critical pans and somewhat reluctant radio airplay (at first), Grand Funk Railroad built a devoted fan base with constant touring, a loud, simple take on the blues-rock power trio sound, and strong working-class appeal. Read More