Grand Funk had always enjoyed large audiences and dedicated fans who bought up their brand of no-frills rock and roll. In 1970, they had their first brush with pop success when the single "Closer to ...

In June 1970, Grand Funk Railroad officially arrived at the rock stardom station with their third album released in less than a year, Closer to Home. The record took the Michigan-bred band -- whose ...

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Grand Funk Railroad made quite a bit of noise for itself as it steamed ahead as a supergroup in the early 1970s. Their sound was once described as “sledge-hammer,” but they were selling out arenas ...

In 2000, Grand Funk Railroad found itself without a singer when Mark Farner left the group. Needing a replacement, Max Carl eventually took over. And for the next 26 years, he took the stage alongside ...

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Grand Funk Railroad drummer Don Brewer knows exactly how he’d like his group to be remembered by future generations. And it has nothing to do with selling more than 25 million albums worldwide, ...

Grand Funk Railroad, one of the most influential rock bands of the 70s, has announced their 2023 Tour. They are ready to hit the road this year to celebrate the 50th anniversary of their iconic ...

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Grand Funk (née Grand Funk Railroad) weren't the best of the early-'70s hard-rock titans, but they were probably the most shameless. The Michigan band were already tremendously popular arena-wreckers ...

Founding Grand Funk Railroad lead singer/guitarist Mark Farner hasn’t played in the group since the late 1990s, but in a new interview with Guitar World, he admitted that he’s still open to reuniting ...