Farragut High School's competitive marching band, concert ensembles, and color guard. Students of every skill level, backed by a booster family that shows up every Friday night.
From first-year players to section leaders, the Farragut band program has a place for every student. The Marching Admirals compete across Tennessee each fall, and our concert, jazz, and percussion ensembles keep the music going all year.
Two quick paths depending on whether you are already enrolled at Farragut. Both forms close at the end of the current school year.
Handbook, fees, and the registration checklistAlready registered at FHS? Complete the student interest form before the school year ends.
Student formNot enrolled yet? A friend or family member at Farragut can refer you with a short form.
Referral form[Two-sentence bio: background, years teaching, what he brings to Farragut.]
Percussion educator and performer, formerly Assistant Band Director at Oakland High School, where his percussion ensembles earned statewide recognition. Bachelor of Music, Middle Tennessee State University.

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Every trailer loaded, uniform pressed, and hot dog sold comes from a volunteer. The Boosters are a nonprofit run by parents, with open meetings, published minutes, and by-laws anyone can read.
See volunteer shiftsSignage on the band building for a full year, plus a listing on this site, in the Booster Buzz newsletter, and in concert programs.
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Established in 1996 by the Greene family in memory of Michael, a Farragut band member, the scholarship goes each spring to graduating senior band members who show the qualities he lived by: real effort, kindness, courage, determination, and dignity. In 2026, three seniors each received $5,000 at the band banquet.
Instruments, uniforms, travel, and competition fees are funded by families and neighbors like you. Every gift to Farragut Band Boosters, Inc. goes straight to students.