Excellent! Great performance!

I bet it was great but I didn’t go because the tickets were absurdly expensive $$$

Mark Farner's performance was stellular as usual. The consumate professional! VERY enjoyable!

Outstanding . Felt like I was back in the 60s/ 70s. It was, “ Some Kind Of Wonderful.”

Great crowd and surroundings at Odawa Casino. Mark Farner is a living legend and an inspiration to us all. Keep rocking brother.

Absolutely Excellent

He was the heart of grand funk and puts on a great show! If seeing grand funk was on your bucket list as it was mine see him and his new band! You won't be disappointed!

Great show

Had a wonderful time. MARK FARNER is such a showman. I'll try to see him in Wyandotte MI. 1 of the best shows I've ever been to.

He can be the house band every month there Loved the show

Okay, I may be prejudiced, because I, like Mark, am a "Flintstone"...born and raised in Flint, Michigan (he's got a couple years on me). That said, Mark's show last night was GREAT! High-energy! At 74 years of age, this rock legend's still got it...and he left it all on the McMorran stage. Mark and his talented "American Band" band played Grand Funk's greatest hits and added a couple more that made the night a trip back in time. The atmosphere was super-charged in the nearly full-house--and that energy worked from the back of the house, to the stage, and back again. Although, original GFR members, Mel and Donny, are dong shows under the Grand Funk Railroad name, as talented as they are, I cannot imagine a "Grand Funk" show without the talent of GFR front-man, Mark Farner. On guitar, he is amazing! His vocals cut to the heart. And he was equally as adept on drums and keyboard. He was a gracious host that connected with his Port Huron audience. McMorran Auditorium is a great venue which lends to a feeling of being "up-close and personal" with the performing artist. All in all, a memorable night with Mark Farner and his American Band! Now, back to the future!

Mark could still sing and play. His band was great. Good times despite some incoherent/wacky political/social messaging between songs. Still love GFR!

This was my first time to the Blue Gate and I was not a bit disappointed. The seating was roomy and comfortable. The theater is very wide, where I would not want the seating on the outside edges as the stage viewing wouldn't be optimal. I learned part of the building use to be the Hudson car museum. I guess my only complaint was the selection of beer which was Budweiser. If you're a Budweiser fan you're in luck. They do allow drinks in the auditorium.

Fantastic show. I felt like I was at Cobo Arena in Detroit Michigan at the Grand Funk show.

Beautiful day to listen to some GQQD music. It was great to see Mark Farner; it made my day. Him & Club Phred played well together. Came home and played GFR all night. Hope he comes back to this area. THank you Mark Farner!

Club Phred opened and were fantastic! Then Mark came on and, using Club Fred as his backing band, played a solid, enjoyable, authentic set. He STILL has it and sounds more like Grand Funk than the band currently using the name. I can't wait to see both bands again. Keith & Liza Y. - Lancaster, PA

Awesome show!

He rocked the place! He played like he was in his 20s not 70s! He hasn't lost a step! Vocals were fantastic! Guitar work just as great as ever! That was a show! His band was fantastic! Great night for a concert. One to remember!

Mark Farner made Grand Funk Railroad. Without him Grant Funk isn’t the same it is way less. Don should get his head out and reunite!!! Farner you rocked it at Fraze and for $5. Old School Cool!!!! Thank for great time!!!

Great except the drunks ruined my night why serve alcohol its rediculous many older people left... Thanks Everett theater for ruining the show...