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Troopers prepare for an emotional farewell with 2025’s “The Final Sunset”

Troopers’ 2025 production, “The Final Sunset,” will combine nostalgia and reminiscences into a package that aims to add emotional depth to the ever-changing story of its central hero. Read more: https://dci.org/news/a-heros-last-ride-troopers-unveil-2025-production-the-final-sunset See Troopers on the 2025 DCI Tour: https://dci.fan/Troopers25

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Jobs, Jobs, Jobs! We’re Hiring!

Are you looking for an exciting way to spend your summer? The Troopers Drum & Bugle Corps is getting ready for our 2025 tour, and we need dedicated people to join us. Whether you want to travel, gain hands-on experience, or be part of a legendary performing arts organization, we have a role that might […]

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Jersey Surf to Participate in Popular and Unique Delaware Drum Show This Sunday

Jersey Surf is excited to return to the popular Delaware Drum Show this Sunday at the NUR Shrine Hall in New Castle, DE. The event will feature over 50 vendors from Maine to North Carolina, showcasing a diverse selection of new, custom, and vintage percussion gear, as well as an extensive consignment collection from enthusiasts […]

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Troopers Legacy Corps Returns to Indy for a Landmark 2025

The Troopers Legacy Corps is preparing for an exciting 2025 season, with major performances, new equipment, and continued sponsorships that will enhance the experience for members and fans alike. With just a few months until the highly anticipated program entitled “Honor” at the DCI SoundSport events in Indiana, the countdown is officially on! Read the […]

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Jersey Surf Announces 2025 HyperCorps Rehearsal & Performance Schedule

Jersey Surf is excited to unveil the 2025 rehearsal and performance schedule for HyperCorps, its innovative new ensemble designed for high school and college students, as well as performers of all ages. HyperCorps offers a flexible, affordable alternative to traditional full-time summer drum corps programs, providing top-tier performance experiences without the time and financial commitments […]

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Blast From Drum Corps Past: How Capital Regiment’s Legacy Lives On

After Capital Regiment left the field in 2009, their equipment sat waiting for a new purpose — until now. Thanks to the newly-formed Capital Regiment Performing Arts, their gear has found new life with groups like the Columbus Saints, Northern Lights, Rogues Hollow Regiment and the Troopers. DCI’s Steve Rondinaro reports.

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A Visual Revolution for 2025

The Troopers Drum and Bugle Corps has kicked off 2025 with an electrifying start, making tremendous strides in their visual program. Following an exceptional February camp, the corps is well on its way to elevating its performance quality to new heights. With a dedicated team of staff and members fully invested in the program, the […]

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Troopers Hall of Fame Nomination Deadline Extended to February 22

There’s still time to recognize the legends of the Troopers Drum & Bugle Corps! The nomination deadline for the 2025 Troopers Hall of Fame has been extended to February 22, giving fans, alumni, and supporters an extra few days to submit deserving individuals for this prestigious honor. The Hall of Fame celebrates those who have […]

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How to Properly Care for Your Troopers Corps Jacket

Troopers Drum Major Vitto Pagliardini recently put together a training video (see below) on the proper way to care for your corps jacket, a symbol of pride and tradition for “A” corps members, legacy corps, and alumni alike. While it may seem like a small detail, properly folding and handling your jacket is a sign […]

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Founders’ Day 2025 MYNWA

The Madison Scouts motto is “May You Never Walk Alone”, often abbreviated as “MYNWA”. The corps song is “You’ll Never Walk Alone” written by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein for the broadway musical “Carousel” in 1945. “You’ll Never Walk Alone” was first performed by the Madison Scouts in 1952 and has been a cherished part […]

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