The United States Army Signal Corps Band, headquartered at Fort Gordon, Georgia, serves as a musical outreach asset for the U.S. Army Signal Center of Excellence and Fort Gordon.

The 40 member ensemble performs numerous concerts and ceremonies in support of local and regional events, including festivals, inaugurations, and both city and state commemorations. The Band's smaller ensembles frequently travel, both within the Central Savannah River Area, and throughout the United States, in support of the Commanding General's public outreach program. The Band also serves as the primary ceremonial unit assigned to Fort Gordon, providing ceremonial and musical support for a wide variety of signal Center ceremonies, graduations, and formal military functions.

The Concert Band

The Concert Band, the premier performing ensemble of the Signal Corps Band, maintains a large and varied repertoire that includes all facets of traditional and contemporary wind band literature, as well as orchestral transcriptions, marches, instrumental and vocal solos, popular tunes, and patriotic music.

Under the direction of the Commander, Chief Warrant Officer Four Gary W. Dorrell, the 40 member ensemble performs regularly for both military and civilian audiences, telling the thrilling stories of our Army and our nation through the sounds of music. In addition, the ensemble's members frequently share their talents with music students, ranging from beginners to college music majors, through the Signal Corps Band's Education Outreach Program.

Regardless of the venue, the Concert Band is sure to provide an evening of entertainment and patriotic pride for the entire family.