Florida State marching band to attend three road games in 2026
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 28, 2026, 8:39 PM
Last updated Jul 28, 2026
Florida State's Marching Chiefs pep band will travel to road games at Alabama on September 19, Louisville on October 9, and Miami on October 17 during the 2026 season. Donor support has made these trips possible, addressing logistical and financial challenges that limit band appearances at away games. This initiative will allow the band to enhance the atmosphere at key matchups, including an important non-conference game and two significant conference contests. Florida State acknowledged the contributions from fans that enabled this support for the Marching Chiefs, known for their performances of various school traditions.
- •Marching Chiefs will perform at three road games in 2026
- •Games include Alabama, Louisville, and Miami
- •Funding from donors made travel possible
- •Band enhances away game atmosphere for fans
- •Florida State acknowledges fan support for the initiative.
- 8:39 PMYahoo Sports — Florida State marching band set for three road games in 2026
"Thanks to donor support, Florida State's Marching Chiefs pep band will travel to road games at Alabama, Louisville and Miami during the 2026 season.
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