The Husky Marching Band spends every Washington Gameday performing for up to 70,000 Dawg fans at the Greatest Setting in College Football: Alaska Airlines Field at Husky Stadium.

The Husky Marching Band spends every Washington Gameday performing for up to 70,000 Dawg fans at the Greatest Setting in College Football: Alaska Airlines Field at Husky Stadium.

Marching a new show for every game takes a lot of work - the 240-member band practices 4 days a week and checks every position ahead of kickoff. It's no mistake HMB fans watch from all around the world.

Marching a new show for every game takes a lot of work - the 240-member band practices 4 days a week and checks every position ahead of kickoff. It's no mistake HMB fans watch from all around the world.

Performances reach beyond the field, too. Looking for pre-game hype? The Husky Marching Band heralds the team's arrival to Husky Stadium at The Zone with the University of Washington fight songs 'Victory' & 'Bow Down to Washington', but not bef

Performances reach beyond the field, too. Looking for pre-game hype? The Husky Marching Band heralds the team's arrival to Husky Stadium at The Zone with the University of Washington fight songs 'Victory' & 'Bow Down to Washington', but not before pumping-up the Husky Faithful with some classic stands tunes!

Band & cheer also perform pre-game at the Conibear Shellhouse where Boundless Husky fans gather during the President's Reception. HMB is built on tradition, and few people understand that better than the band's current director Dr. Brad McDavid

Band & cheer also perform pre-game at the Conibear Shellhouse where Boundless Husky fans gather during the President's Reception. HMB is built on tradition, and few people understand that better than the band's current director Dr. Brad McDavid. 

Husky Homecoming means remembering, and creating, memories that can only be made at the University of Washington. Every October the band welcomes returning alumni for the festivities - once a member of the Husky Marching Band, always a part of the

Husky Homecoming means remembering, and creating, memories that can only be made at the University of Washington. Every October the band welcomes returning alumni for the festivities - once a member of the Husky Marching Band, always a part of the Husky family.

Traditions also include fans - ever feel the excitement of Husky Gameday through the rumble of an entire Baritone section?

Traditions also include fans - ever feel the excitement of Husky Gameday through the rumble of an entire Baritone section?

There are plenty of ways to get the adrenaline pumping at Husky Stadium! Maybe you've witnessed the 'vertical playhouse' made especially for band members - just ask a sousaphone.

There are plenty of ways to get the adrenaline pumping at Husky Stadium! Maybe you've witnessed the 'vertical playhouse' made especially for band members - just ask a sousaphone.

Band kids are cool, too! Our 2015 Homecoming Queen Mayowa Aina is a member of the Clarinet Section.

Band kids are cool, too! Our 2015 Homecoming Queen Mayowa Aina is a member of the Clarinet Section.

The band block sits right in front of the action on the west end of Husky Stadium.

The band block sits right in front of the action on the west end of Husky Stadium.

Surrounded by the earliest arrivals to the student section, HMB makes the noise that fuels the Dawg Pack and its traditions.

Surrounded by the earliest arrivals to the student section, HMB makes the noise that fuels the Dawg Pack and its traditions.

The band's location means that all 70,000+ of a sold out crowd can build on the band's Boundless energy!

The band's location means that all 70,000+ of a sold out crowd can build on the band's Boundless energy!

The third quarter pep-band is joined by Krissy Terwilliger the UW's feature twirler and reaches fans all up and down the concourse.

The third quarter pep-band is joined by Krissy Terwilliger the UW's feature twirler and reaches fans all up and down the concourse.

Lots of #myhuskymemories include the UW band!

Lots of #myhuskymemories include the UW band!

Stick around after the game for 5th qwarter when the Husky Marching Band takes the field one final time to play for the most dedicated fans as they head home after the game.

Stick around after the game for 5th qwarter when the Husky Marching Band takes the field one final time to play for the most dedicated fans as they head home after the game.

Think this stuff is pretty cool? Check out full halftime shows on the UW Husky Marching Band Facebook page!

Think this stuff is pretty cool? Check out full halftime shows on the UW Husky Marching Band Facebook page!

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The Husky Marching Band spends every Washington Gameday performing for up to 70,000 Dawg fans at the Greatest Setting in College Football: Alaska Airlines Field at Husky Stadium.
Marching a new show for every game takes a lot of work - the 240-member band practices 4 days a week and checks every position ahead of kickoff. It's no mistake HMB fans watch from all around the world.
Performances reach beyond the field, too. Looking for pre-game hype? The Husky Marching Band heralds the team's arrival to Husky Stadium at The Zone with the University of Washington fight songs 'Victory' & 'Bow Down to Washington', but not bef
Band & cheer also perform pre-game at the Conibear Shellhouse where Boundless Husky fans gather during the President's Reception. HMB is built on tradition, and few people understand that better than the band's current director Dr. Brad McDavid
Husky Homecoming means remembering, and creating, memories that can only be made at the University of Washington. Every October the band welcomes returning alumni for the festivities - once a member of the Husky Marching Band, always a part of the
Traditions also include fans - ever feel the excitement of Husky Gameday through the rumble of an entire Baritone section?
There are plenty of ways to get the adrenaline pumping at Husky Stadium! Maybe you've witnessed the 'vertical playhouse' made especially for band members - just ask a sousaphone.
Band kids are cool, too! Our 2015 Homecoming Queen Mayowa Aina is a member of the Clarinet Section.
The band block sits right in front of the action on the west end of Husky Stadium.
Surrounded by the earliest arrivals to the student section, HMB makes the noise that fuels the Dawg Pack and its traditions.
The band's location means that all 70,000+ of a sold out crowd can build on the band's Boundless energy!
The third quarter pep-band is joined by Krissy Terwilliger the UW's feature twirler and reaches fans all up and down the concourse.
Lots of #myhuskymemories include the UW band!
Stick around after the game for 5th qwarter when the Husky Marching Band takes the field one final time to play for the most dedicated fans as they head home after the game.
Think this stuff is pretty cool? Check out full halftime shows on the UW Husky Marching Band Facebook page!