The Pipes and Drums of the Black Watch

Outstanding show. The only bummer was the small stage, and the fact that half the band wasn't there (deployed or in pre-deployment). It was a relatively short set, but worth the time. As they rarely seem to come around anymore (used to be every 4 years, it's been 7 since the last tour), any chance to see them was welcome.

Professional presentation but unimaginative. Not much else to say but this silly system requires you to write more.

Absolutely fantabulously unique musical experience. The kilts alone were worth it (heh, ladies!), much less the high-stepping, skirling pipes and tattooing drums. And of course, the famous badge of Scottish masculinity, the Sword Dance!

The music was inspiring. The choreography could use a little work.

This was a wonderful experience! The men and women put on an excellent show full of precision marching and stirring music. We were even able to watch Highland dancing performed by men who are also soldiers! No one can match the Brits. for ceremony. Fabulous! Come back soon.

A bit more piping & a little less brass band The brass band played some unrecognizable tunes, people like to hear the old favorites. The pipes & drums marched a bit better than the brass band. Nice venue Amazing grace when on too long.

the pipes were perfect. the Dancers near flawless in execution. the band was precise in march and musical execution

Bagpipes are an amazing instrument. When you combine multiple bagpipes with drums, you have just an awe inspiring show. The Band of the Scots Guard was wonderful as well! Only complaint is the inconsiderate morons who like the sound of their own voices. This venue is small so there is really not a bad seat in the house if you are there for the music/sound. If you want to see the performenrs up close, obviously site closer to the stage.

A splendid display of Scotland's best bands. Rousing music and marching presented in grand style to an enthusiastic audience.