Established in 2004, WDPB is a competitive and performing Bagpipe Band based out of Bountiful, Utah. Wearing the MacTavish tartan, our band performs all over Northern Utah, and competes in the Western US, Canada, the United Kingdom, and as attended the World Pipe Band Championships held in Glasgow Scotland.

Established in 1974, the Blandford Bands is a Bagpipe and Drum band located in the Inland Empire area of California, for 50 years and counting.

Affectionately known as the Pasadena Scots, our band is dedicated to the study and performance of Scottish bagpipe and drum music. We proudly wear the California State tartan.

This year marks the 80th anniversary of the Cameron Highlanders Pipe Band of San Diego. The bandwas founded in 1946 by John Rosenberger. His son, Charlie, is the president of the organization and still plays with the band. The Camerons have competed at Highland Games in the Western U.S. regularly since 1952 . They have also competed across the country and at the World Championships in Scotland. The Camerons are the only pipe band today of the original bands that formed the Pacific Coast Pipe Band Association which is now WUSPBA. In addition to competitions, the Camerons participate in many local events in the San Diego area. For information on the band go to www.camerons.org.

 The Glendora High School Pipe Band is a competitive grade four band based in the Eastern foothills of Los Angeles County, California. The band, comprised entirely of high school students, competes throughout the western United States, taking top prizes regularly. 

Established in 1974, the Blandford Bands is a Bagpipe and Drum band located in the Inland Empire area of California, for 50 years and counting.

Based in Salt Lake City, The Utah Pipe Band is a group of musicians celebrating Scottish heritage by playing the great Highland bagpipes and drums. We proudly represent Utah as we perform and compete both in and beyond the state. Founded in 1937 by Scottish immigrants, The UPB is the longest-continuously organized pipe band in the Western United States.

Founded in 2002, the Glendale Pipes and Drums was originally an adjunct to the Glendale, AZ Police Department’s honor guard. Membership grew quickly, and a civilian wing of the band took root. It
has since performed at countless private, corporate, and civic functions while still enjoying a working relationship with the Glendale Police Honor Guard.

This year marks the 80th anniversary of the Cameron Highlanders Pipe Band of San Diego. The bandwas founded in 1946 by John Rosenberger. His son, Charlie, is the president of the organization and still plays with the band. The Camerons have competed at Highland Games in the Western U.S. regularly since 1952 . They have also competed across the country and at the World Championships in Scotland. The Camerons are the only pipe band today of the original bands that formed the Pacific Coast Pipe Band Association which is now WUSPBA. In addition to competitions, the Camerons participate in many local events in the San Diego area. For information on the band go to www.camerons.org.

In 2013 Southern Nevada Police and Fire agency bagpipers and drummers realized they were playing the same events. So they decided to join under a unified Emerald Society banner. The vision of the Las Vegas Emerald Society is to continually support First Responder agencies for Memorial and funeral services.

The Upland High School Pipe Band is a renowned musical ensemble known for its exceptional bagpipe and drum performances. With a rich tradition of Scottish music and culture, this talented group of students showcases their skills at various events, adding a touch of Scottish heritage to their community's celebrations. Their precision, dedication, and passion for piping and drumming make them a standout presence in the world of high school bands.