Away Game Appearances
The entire UCLA Bruin Marching Band travels to the San Francisco Bay area each fall for either the Stanford or Cal game. This tradition began in 1931, when the band traveled to the Stanford game by ship from Los Angeles. Beginning in 1989, a portion of the band has taken regular season trips to football games at Arizona, Michigan, Texas, Miami, Ohio State, Colorado, Illinois, Washington, Arizona State, and Tennessee.
In 2006, the entire UCLA Bruin Marching Band traveled to South Bend, Indiana for a game at the University of Notre Dame.
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