We are down to the final four in the March Off: Battle Of The March Masters! Who do you think will win this epic battle of “oom-pah”? Watch it all go down Friday, March 19 at 4 pm (ET) on Facebook and Youtube. Enjoy one our own favorite marches, John Philip Sousa’s “The Stars and Stripes Forever” previously recorded by The U.S. Army Concert Band. | The United States Army Band

Happy Opening Day! The National Game by John Philip Sousa Sousa was an avid baseball fan. He was a good player as a youth and when the Sousa Band formed its own team he usually pitched for the first inning or so. For thirty-nine years, Sousa and his renowned Band traveled all over the United States, on several European tours, and one world tour. A tour could last for many months, often with several performances each day and only a few days off for travel between venues. Together the musicians tr

December 19, 2017 marks the 60th Anniversary of the Broadway musical "The Music Man." The show helped prove marches were pretty cool and that John Philip Sousa was the King! | John Philip Sousa

#tbt: Check out this old video of John Philip Sousa conducting "Stars and Stripes Forever." The National March of the United States of America, it's widely considered to be the "March King's" greatest work. . . . #ThrowbackThursday #HistoryMatters #MusicHistory #Marches #USNavy #VideoOfTheDay #NavyMusic #Sousa | United States Navy Band