Rob Grill
PMP Network Presents
Rob Grill, the lead singer of the band The Grass Roots, joins Mark Snyder. He discusses the band's history, including their early hits like "Live for Today" and upcoming performances.
Rob Grill
of "The Grass Roots".
About Rob Grill
Rob Grill was the lead singer and bassist of the rock band The Grass Roots, serving as the group's longest-tenured member for more than four decades. The band achieved multiple top-ten hits including "Let's Live for Today" in 1967, "Midnight Confessions" in 1968, and "Temptation Eyes." Grill performed with The Grass Roots at major venues including the Newport Pop Festival in 1969 and continued touring with the band through the 2000s.
In this interview
- Discusses early hits including "Where Were You When I Needed You" and "Let's Live for Today"
- Mentions upcoming performances in Boston and at Foxwoods Casino in Connecticut
- Recalls performing at Mohegan Sun casino venue
- Talks about the band's history and touring schedule
Since this interview
Rob Grill died on July 11, 2011, at age 67 in Tavares, Florida, from complications of a stroke following a head injury.
