New York

Formed in 1984 and formerly known as the albany police pipes and drums the city of albany pipe band has a rich and storied history performing at hundreds of events throughout the capital district originally founded by members of the albany police department today the band is made of civilians and competes in grade v of the eastern united states pipe band association and travels around the capital region playing to the delight of thousands

The Amityville Highland Pipe Band consists of a diverse group of individuals.

The Pipes & Drums of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, Division One, has been in existence for over 20 years.

The Broome County Celtic Pipes and Drums is a musical and cultural group dedicated to the preservation, practice and presentation of the art of the Great Highland Bagpipes and Scottish snare drum in a marching band context.

The Buffalo Caledonian Pipe Band was formed in 1958 as a reorganization of the successful Gordon Highlanders pipe band.

Clann Eireann Irish Pipe Band Inc. is believed to be the oldest, continuous and independent Pipe Band in the United States.

Seth Gallagher, a Uilleann Pipe maker is the Pipe Major of this new band.

The Eastern Long Island Police Pipes & Drums [ELIPPD] have been in existence since 1990.

Our band is named in honor of Edward Patrick Maloney, a founder and charter member of the New York City Police Department Emerald Society Pipe and Drum band, considered in pipe circles to be the Notre Dame of bagpipe bands.

The band has and continues to have active and retired firefighters who served and continue to serve in the F.