A one-stop-shop for all of the most important information you need to know while watching BOA LIVE on FloMarching all weekend long including the first SUPER REGIONAL of the 2019 season — St. Louis! Among the over one hundred bands performing this weekend will be a number of bands that had success in the 2018 season, including some of the Grand National FInalist bands heading to St. Louis.

For the last time until the highly-anticipated San Antonio Super Regional, Bands of America action is back in Texas this weekend, which means this is the last time we’ll be able to get a read on some of the Lone Star State’s best on the BOA scale before the late-season super regionals kick into gear. 

Bands of America recently put out the official schedule for the 2019 BOA Indianapolis Super Regional, a massive two-day regional in Lucas Oil Stadium which hosts some of the top bands in the Midwest — and the country.

This year’s St. Louis Super Regional is jam packed with excellent returning bands and many exciting new challengers. Here’s a quick look at some of the top groups from each day you’ll want to be sure to watch.

With another Bands of America regional down in the Lone Star state, another Texas band earned itself another resounding victory. 

This weekend proved that marching band is alive and well in the state of Florida. Some of the state’s finest competed against top groups from across the country, with just small fractions of points separating many bands.

Weekend #6 of the BOA season will bring three events LIVE to FloMarching including one massive Super Regional—it's time for our first visit to Lucas Oil Stadium for the 2019 Bands of America season! Also on the schedule will be the Virginia Regional and a trip down to Georgia for the Powder Springs Regional.

After a long Saturday chock-full of shows in Johnson City at East Tennessee State University, the finalists were picked and the cards have fallen where they'll fall. 

Check out photos of each band from prelims at the 2019 BOA Orlando Regional on October 12th by photographer Ryan Carr.