We’ve enjoyed a wonderful weekend together!   It was great to return to Arrochar for a residential rehearsal weekend, as we continue our preparations for the Scottish Championships. In between the rehearsing, there was time to sit back, relax and catch up - as well as taking to the stage to showcase our ‘party pieces’!   Thank you to our guest tutors, Alan Friel, Alison Bonnar and Kenny Carlyle for their invaluable input and good humour.

In the midst of a busy and successful year, we’re looking to add to our RBB family and complete our line-up! Fresh from a top-six finish at the National Brass Band Championships of Great Britain, Renfrew Burgh Band is the reigning Scottish champion (Third Section) and we enjoy a varied and interesting schedule of musical activities. Maybe you have recently moved to Glasgow to study? Perhaps you’re looking for a new chapter in your musical life? We would love to hear from you.

As we get ready to start a brand new year, we’ve pulled together a short video rounding up some of our highlights from 2025. Of course, we couldn’t squeeze everything in — it’s been that kind of year! A few moments we’re especially proud of:   Shona Jones – Best Instrumentalist at the Scottish Championships   Ash Paton – Best Solo Cornet and Best Instrumentalist at the Borders Entertainment Contest   Myra Mack – Winner of the Provost’s Community Award for Arts & Culture  Le

We recently enjoyed a lovely afternoon at our Christmas concert in Neilston Parish Church - joined by a super audience! Renfrew Burgh Band has been coming to Neilston around the festive period for more than 10 years, and it was lovely to catch up with friends old and new at the latest concert on Sunday, December 14. The concert was also a poignant one, as we made presentations to two members following their selfless dedication to the RBB family. Our principal cornet player, A