HBCU bands

Florida A&M University’s Marching 100 band has long been considered the cream of the crop of college marching bands in the country for decades. The Marching 100 owe it all to Dr. William “The Law” Foster, who was born 100 years ago on August 25, 1919. The Kansas City, Kan. native was moved to his […]

ATLANTA (AP) — When Beyoncè paid tribute to historically black colleges at Coachella, the singer’s grand performance reignited interest in the marching band culture and created shockwaves of excitement to students attending those schools.   Queen Beyoncé slay #Beychella #Beychella2 #Coachella2018 pic.twitter.com/lgn6zaRtvx — BabyGirl (@JSarsi) April 22, 2018   From far and wide, some HBCU […]

In case you’ve been buried under a rock for the last decade, you may have heard of a singer named Adele, who just set the record for single week album sales in 2015 for her latest release, 25. The hit single from that release, “Hello” has already become one of those songs that you hear everywhere. […]

Black bands you  might want to step it up! Despite their ongoing troubles, The Ohio State University marching band still has the magic. The debut performance for the 2014 football season was a tribute to several TV shows, which included choreography that payed homage to “Batman,” “The Simpsons,” “The Addams Family,” “The Office,” and “Game of Thrones,” […]