The Royal Corps of Army Music Trust
Richard Edwards Memorial Concert, 26th February 2026, 7.30pm, Royal Military Guards Chapel. Join the trombones of the Household Division alongside London Brass and the Royal College of Music for an evening of music and stories as they pay tribute to former Irish Guards musician, and world renowned trombone player Richard Edwards.From his beginnings at the Royal Military School of […]
102nd Kneller Hall Club Annual Dinner – 28 February 2026. A night to celebrate our shared heritage and the generations shaped by Kneller Hall. Make sure you complete the form you received via the Club’s Newsletter to reserve your space! If you’re a current member, a former member wishing to reconnect, or you’d like to […]
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BRITISH ARMY MUSIC ON TOUR 2026 British Army Music presents ‘BEAT OF THE NATION’ a celebration of sound and spirit, bringing people together. New Auditorium Glasgow - 13 March 2026 Secure your tickets here:
The Band of the Royal Yorkshire Regiment hosting a free workshop for woodwind, brass and percussion players aged 11–19 (Grade 4+ standard) in partnership with Calderdale Music. Sunday 15 March 12:30pm – 4:30pm Brighouse High School, HD6 2NY Free to attend During the afternoon, participants will: -Rehearse alongside musicians from the band -Perform together in […]
Royal Signals (Northern) Band Play Day which will be held in Darlington on Sunday 29th March 2026. It really is promising to be the most enjoyable day of music-making! And best of all, the day is totally free to attend Places are going fast - to book your place email 37SIG-50-Band-Recruiting@mod.gov.uk.
