Formed in 1970, the Atlanta Pipe Band is the leading competition and premiere show pipe band in the Southern United States. 2016 EUSPBA Grade 3 Champions 🏆
The Atlanta Pipe Band had an incredible weekend as we had the opportunity to play for the @GeorgiaStateU graduation ceremonies.
In a delightful surprise, Pounce the Panther also got his hands on a set of pipes for the first time!
Those first martial notes of bagpipes indicate that another Emory graduation is officially underway. @EmoryAlumni Henry D. Frantz Jr., a founding member of the @AtlantaPipeBand composed “The Emory and Old St Andrews March” that’s used in the processional. https://t.co/6FHTWqrlE8
The tartan worn by the Atlanta Pipe Band is a tribute to the 78th Fraser Highlanders, a famous Scottish regiment that served in North America during the 18th century.
Marching to the rhythm of tradition. Since 1970, the Atlanta Pipe Band continues to further the great tradition of Scottish music and culture through performance and education.
A solid start to the season with Grade 3 taking 3rd place and Grade 4 taking 2nd in Dunedin! If you're looking for a pipe band home in the Atlanta area, we're looking for you! Drop us a DM or go to https://t.co/KhKbAwj5nQ
APB had the privilege of performing this past weekend at the Ambetter Health 400 @NASCAR race at Atlanta Motor Speedway. We had an amazing time down on the track, in pit row, and in the Fan Zone! Thank you @NASCAR!!!!
We honor and respect all who have sacrificed in the name of freedom. Thank you for serving. Most importantly we remember those who gave the ultimate sacrifice. We pray we can live up to the ideals they represented.
Please help us in congratulating the Atlanta Pipe Band’s newest Pipe Major Robbie Rogers! An outstanding leader and player, Robbie joined the band in 2017 with over 25 years of piping experience.
Thank you to all who came out to support us at the Scotland County Highland Games. Both Grade 3 and Grade 4 took second place! We look forward to seeing you at Stone Mountain in two weeks!
On behalf of all of the APB we wish to extend our sincerest condolences to APB piper Noah Young and his family on the death of his grandfather Roger Young of Eunice, LA.
The Atlanta Pipe Band was delighted to see that one of our founding members, Henry D. Frantz, was given the honor of performing on the pipes at the Atlanta Braves memorial service for Hank Aaron (the Hammer) at Truist Park on January 26, 2021.
It is with great sadness that we have to inform you all of the passing of Jimmy McIntosh. We in the APB extend our sincerest condolences to his wife Joyce.