With 20 Rose Parade appearances dating back to 1948, The University of Michigan Marching Band has a long legacy of excellence. The band was the first recipient of the Sudler Trophy and has appeared on national stages including Super Bowl halftime shows and World Series games. The band did a great job in the #RoseParade generating excitement ahead of the exciting Rose Bowl game. | Marching.com

Celebrating 128 years of history and tradition 〽️ The Michigan Marching Band held our first public performance 128 years ago today! We can't wait to #TakeTheField as Band 128 🎶 #UMichBand #GoBlue | The University of Michigan Marching Band

95K views · 4.4K reactions | There is no better way to get ready for a game than a live performance by The University of Michigan Marching Band. #GoBlue | #BeatPurdue | Alumni Association of the University of Michigan | Facebook

20K views · 608 reactions | It wouldn't be a football Saturday without The University of Michigan Marching Band. As featured during #HomecomingAtHome, enjoy this pre-game performance from last season. | Alumni Association of the University of Michigan | Facebook

4.8K views · 37 reactions | Bob Ufer introduces the University of Michigan marching band This is part of a speech that Ufer gave at Crisler Arena in 1976 at a rally for President Gerald Ford. (HailHailtoMichigan) | Washtenaw County Historical Society | Facebook

3.6K views · 157 reactions | After Title IX became law in June 1972, Lynn Hansen and 11 other women joined the The University of Michigan Marching Band the following fall. That very first season, the band was invited to perform the halftime show at Super Bowl VII. The band has had four female drum majors in its 125-year history, including Rachel Zhang, who leads the group today. Story from University of Michigan News: myumi.ch/5JXmy | University of Michigan | Facebook