Bands of America
An organization that organizes and oversees band competitions, parades, and concerts for school band all over america. Most participants are high schools.
Bands of America by Scot December 10, 2004
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Bands of America
Also known as BOA, they are the organization who runs one of the largest competitive high school marching band circuits in America. Their largest competition, Grand Nationals (also called Grand Nats) in Indianapolis, Indiana, is known to be rigged towards bands from Indiana, along with certain bands from Texas who are willing to pay up.
Person 1: Man, I can't believe that Castle, Brownsburg, and Fishers made it into Grand Nats Finals over American Fork, O'Fallon Township, and Moe & Gene Johnson
Person 2: That's just Bands of America for you
Person 2: That's just Bands of America for you
Bands of America by da_drummer_guy August 5, 2023
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