The front page of Oregon Crusaders' website is completely bare aside from three sentences:

Pioneer Drum & Bugle Corps will no longer be allowed to participate in Drum Corps International after a vote this afternoon at the DCI Annual Meeting in Indianapolis, IN. They will, however, be allowed to reapply for Open Class participation in 2020.

This year's DCI Annual Meeting is underway with about 350 attendees meeting in Indianapolis, IN with a focus on health, wellness, and safety. 

Since 2009, only three drum and bugle corps have earned the Open Class World Championship trophy: Blue Devils B, Vanguard Cadets and Oregon Crusaders.

Dan Schack is the Battery Coordinator/Choreographer of Carolina Crown Drum and Bugle Corps and the Creative Director of George Mason University Indoor Drumline. Outside of his musical endeavors, Dan is pursuing a Ph.D. in English at the University of Delaware.

One of the most coveted parades of the year, the Tournament of Roses Rose Parade, is only days away. Nineteen groups will perform in the 5.5-mile parade—ouch. The parade travels through Pasadena at a leisurely pace and often includes horses and floats among the marching ensembles.

No one was standing in the way of Clemson's football team this year—or their band. After last night's win in Levi's Stadium, it seemed like it couldn't get any better for Clemson fans. But wait, there's more. The final results for the CFP Battle of the Bands are here and we have our winner: the Clemson University Tiger Band!

It's the time of the year where you pull out your 2012 DCI World Championship finals DVD and annoy your friends and family with that iconic Cadets show "12.25." 

It has been a crazy year, and it's just about time we celebrated all of the amazing performances that we saw in WGI, DCI, and BOA in 2018!

It has been a crazy year, and it's just about time we celebrated all of the amazing performances that we saw in WGI, DCI, and BOA in 2018!