In addition to close friends and school spirit, the ASU Sun Devil Marching Band offers musical rewards for the aspiring musician as well as a unique and rich experience for the non-music major that enjoys music as an avocation.

The ASU Sun Devil Marching Band is recognized as being one of the finest marching bands in the nation. The 350+ member ensemble has appeared in the Rose Bowl half-time show as well as the 1987 and 1997 Rose Bowl parades and was the 1991 recipient of the John Philip Sousa Foundation Sudler Trophy, which is the highest award given at the collegiate level. Performing in Sun Devil Stadium, the band features new musical arrangements as well as a mixture of precision drills and pageantry at all home games. Hard work, high standards, and a family atmosphere bring a very special Sun Devil Pride to the organization.

The ASU Sun Devil Marching Band consists of a wide veriety of instruments, creating a unique, dynamic sound that is both entertaining and exciting. Along with the overall ensemble, the band has three drum majors who take a leadership role in the band and conduct the halftime shows.

Color Guard: Includes performance with flags, sabers, rifles, dancing, and a variety of other props.

The Sun Devil Marching Band Hornline includes:

Trumpets
Mellophones
Trombones
Bass Trombones
Euphoniums
Baritones
Sousaphones
Piccolos
Clarinets
Alto Saxophones
Tenor Saxophones
Baritone Saxophones

Battery and Front Ensemble includes:

Snares
Tenors
Bass Drums
Cymbals
Marimbas
Vibraphones
Timpani
Miscellaneous Percussion Instruments
Drum Set
Electric Guitar
Synthesizer