And now for something different!

I know this blog is supposed to be about my experiences as a Redcoat, but I am going to abuse my power to help out a friend. My buddy Eric is trying to win a contest sponsored by 104.7 The Fish in which he can earn the privilege to perform as the opening act at Celebrating Freedom (an event being hosted by the aforementioned radio station). You can help him out by viewing his video on Youtube! Every view on his video counts as a vote for him! For your convenience, the video is below. If you really like the video, go to it on Youtube and comment on it or like it!




Here is the link to it on Youtube!

It's gonna be a good season...

I just got my music for the upcoming Redcoat season and I am very excited! I'm not going to give away what we are playing right now, but the music is very fun and I expect it to be very well accepted by the spectators at Sanford stadium!

As you can see by the countdown on the top right of the page, I am counting down the days until band camp! August 9th just can't seem to get here soon enough!

Yup, I had to find a way to inform everyone I drive past that I am a Redcoat!

It is one month...

... and three days until Redcoat Band Camp 2010. I just decided to go ahead and set up this blog in which I will write about my experiences with The University of Georgia Redcoat Marching Band!

Well, I guess the first thing I should do is tell you (y'all, them, those guys, my readers, etc) a little about myself. I am a Sophomore (and a half) at the University of Georgia, and I finally managed to try out for and get accepted into the finest musical organization in the world. In addition to being a member of the greatest marching band in the world, I am also a (awesome alliteration, alright?) member of the greatest section within the aforementioned band, the trumpet section! I have been playing the trumpet for nine years now, but I have never been more excited about it than I am now due to playing with The Redcoat Marching Band!

I will update this page as regularly as possible (or at least as often as I have something somewhat interesting to blog about). Thanks for reading!