celebrate spooky season with pbb!

PBB is back with our annual Halloween Brass concert, a celebration of some of our favorite characters and stories that fit the season, will be at St. David’s Episcopal Church on Sunday, October 26th at 3pm. Admission is free, but all donations help us sustain our mission and keep bringing concerts to our community!

Help us spread the word to your friends, family, and community! Whether you’re a teacher, community leader, or an avid brass band fan, our printer-friendly version below is perfect for classroom handouts, office bulletin boards and anywhere you want to spread the word.

We’re excited to see you on the 26th! Don’t be scared, it’ll be a treat!

Save the Dates for our 2025/2026 Season!

Princeton Brass Band is excited to announce our performance schedule for the 2025-2026 season. With a lineup of new and old venues, a variety of concert themes, and even premieres of brand new compositions, we’re excited to show you all the amazing music and moments a brass band can create.

Don’t wait to save these dates, and make sure to keep in touch with us on our website and on social media for more information on these programs and other exciting events happening this season! Head over to the Upcoming events page to learn more!

MEET OUR MUSIC DIRECTOR

Meet our MD: Dr. Todd Nichols! Todd currently serves as Director of University Bands at Rutgers University. He has led Rutgers ensembles, including the Marching Scarlet Knights, in performances ranging from the 2023 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade to a performance for President Joe Biden. Dr. Nichols has also conducted the Eastern Wind Symphony since 2010, leading acclaimed performances at Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, and the Midwest Clinic. More info about Dr. Nichols can be found on our website on the About the Band page.