First group of Scottish Pipe Bands marching along Atholl Road as they made their way through crowds to the 2022 Pitlochry Highland Games. These were held in Pitlochry, Perthshire, Scotland on Saturday 10th September 2022. The first three bands in the street parade were Pitlochry & Blair Atholl Pipe Band, Burntisland and District Pipe Band and the Northern Constabulary Community Pipe Band - NorCon PipeBand. Pitlochry Highland Games is held on the second Saturday in September, making it one of the

The Highlanders 4 SCOTS Pipes and Drums from The Royal Regiment of Scotland, competing in the Grade Three A finals at the 2022 British Pipe Band Championship. These were held in Battery Park at Inverclyde, Greenock, Scotland on 21st May 2022. The band, who wear Cameron of Erracht tartan and are led here by Pipe Major Peter Grant, placed 6th in the Grade 3A finals. The tunes include "David Ross", "The Jig Runrig", "Skye" , "Sands of Kuwait" "Catlodge" and "Fleshmarket Close". | Scotland Online

Drum Major Roland Stuart leads the massed Scottish pipe bands onto the A93 Glenshee Road in Braemar. The bands, dressed in their No. 1 Full Highland Dress, march out in front of the Invercauld Arms and line up ready for their march to the 2022 Braemar Gathering Highland Games in Royal Deeside, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The bands were under the command of leading Drum Major Roland Stuart and the bands taking part were Ballater & District Pipe Band, Huntly & District Pipe Band, Lonach Pipe Band, Ki

The Pipes and Drums of The London Scottish would like to wish all our followers a very happy ‘International Bagpipe Day’. He is a clip of the Pipes and Drums recorded in 2022 playing a set in our Iconic Drill Hall in London. The tunes played are…. 1…. Back in Black. 2… Sting in The Tail. 3… The Simple Jig. 4… Hoist The Anchor. 5… Gaelic Air. 6… The Braes of Mar. 7… Stumpie. 8… The Devils Staircase. #StrikeSure #londonscottishpipesanddrums #medley #internationalbagpipeday #bagpipes #drums #march

the sound of bagpipes…priceless 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿💙 #scotland | Scottish Heritage