University of Cincinnati Bearcat Bands

The University of Cincinnati Bearcat Bands (often accompanied by the phrase The UC Band Is Damn Good or TUCBIDG) make up the university's athletic band program and are distinct and separate from the College Conservatory of Music. The Bearcat Bands serve as both an academic class and a student group as an independent department within the Division of Student Life.

Read more about University Of Cincinnati Bearcat Bands:  Ensembles, Instrumentation, Performance Style, Organization, History, Auditions, Traditions of The Bearcat Bands, School Songs Played By The Bearcat Bands, Performances

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