The Augusta Regional Dental Clinic's 2025 Battle of the Bands will be held on June 14th at The Foundry at Basic City Co. in Waynesboro. The free concert features four local bands and aims to raise ...

Gates to the stadium are scheduled to open at 5 p.m., with the highly anticipated Parade of Bands beginning at 5:30 p.m. The Battle of the Bands will officially start at 6 p.m., during which each ...

The “battle” seemed to have been pushed entirely out of the way by the much more important half of the event: the bands. ADVERTISEMENT “I think it’s more supposed to be a fun time, and just a way for ...

To compete, the bands had to have at least one member attending UNL and perform a 20-minute set. The battle was also free for UNL students and staff to attend, and was funded through student fees.

The winner of the Battle of the Bands poll was Dakota, with 79,063 votes, which was over 45 percent of the total votes. Coming in a close second was Belvidere North with 73,318 votes, almost 42 ...

We constantly teetered on the line between fashionably late and despicably, chronically tardy. Despite the Battle of the Bands’ prominent position on our scheduled weekend, it was no exception. We ...

This past weekend, several HBCUs (historically Black colleges & universities) participated in the 2024 Pepsi National Battle of the Bands (NBOTB) at NRG Stadium. This was the 10th anniversary of ...

In 2014, the National Battle of the Bands was launched as a grand opening for the fall marching band season, attracting a colossal audience. According to a city of Houston press release, in 2022 ...

Members of the Southern University's Human Jukebox Marching band perform during the National Battle of the Bands at NRG Stadium, Sunday, August 29, 2021, in Houston.

A huge event is expected to bring multiple historically Black colleges and universities' marching bands to the Capital City.The 2025 HBCU Labor Day Classic Battle of the Bands is scheduled for ...

To compete, the bands had to have at least one member attending UNL and perform a 20-minute set. The battle was also free for UNL students and staff to attend, and was funded through student fees.