This National War of Groups It returns to Augusty Houston, eight-storey HBCU Marting bands, a weekend cultural records and actions working with community.
The event presented by Pepsi and provided by Webber Marketing will take place on Saturday, August 23, NRG Stadium. The weekend, August 22, August 22 starts with Friday, August 22, entrepreneurship, education, music and public service.
“We aim for the bar, we aim to collect the bar,” said Derek Webber, the CEO of the event, the CEO of the Executive Producer and Webber Marketing. “It’s not just a show. This is a platform that assesses the effects of music, inheritance and HBCU.”
This year’s group gang includes:
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Alabama A & M University, Maroon and White March
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Albany State University, Marting Rams Show Group
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Florida A & M University, Marting 100
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Jackson State University, South Sonic Boom
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University of Langston, Marting Pride Band
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North Carolina A & T State University, Blue and Gold Mileage
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Prairie A & M University, Route Storm
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Texas South University, Spirit Ocean
Tickets and the latest details
Christmas tickets are now available through 9th Central for those who subscribe to Friday, NBOTB e-mail list on May 16 millboltlotthebands.com. Social sales start at 10 am on the same day, the prices start at $ 25.
Weekend moments
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Entrepreneur Conference of developing experience (Friday, August 22-2, August 22, in Deluxe Theater): This free event operation by JPMorgan Chase is coming together for business leaders, small business owners and business owners and entrepreneurs who want to network.
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NbotB attaches importance to the kindness of society (9 AM, Saturday, August 23): Groups will be broadcast in a number of community service events, including kingdom and youth engagement programs.
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Fan experience (Up to 3:30, Saturday, August 23, on August 23, NRG Center): This free social event will present performances, seller pop-ups, gifts and more. Highlights include:
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Pepsi experience: Live entertainment and a seller market
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HBCU College and Career Exhibition: Admission resources and employer connections
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Sliding competition: A traffic light in black Greek letter organizations
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Nbotb hall of fame: A ceremony that contributes to HBCU Band culture
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Community and corporate support
Harris County-Houston Sports Organization Director General Ryan Walsh said the incident reflects the leading of the city’s black college culture.
“This event brings unique talents, traditions and energy to the city every year,” he said. “We are proud to be a landlord for something that means so much.”
Kent Montgomery also stressed the last vice-president of Pepsico’s industrial relations, as well as the company’s long-term support for the company’s HBCU.
“Many our employees understand how strong these institutions, HBCU graduates,” Montgomery said. “It consists of investing in the future while noting the traditions that form us.”
