The Blue Devils B are a Junior Drum Corps based in Concord, California. They act as a feeder corps to the Blue Devils. During 1973, the Blue Devils Junior Drum and Bell Corps was converted to a "B" Bugle Corps. In 1974, the Twirling Corps continued to grow and attended their first U.S. Twirling Association (USTA) National Championships in San Francisco. The Twirlers were 40 members strong at the time and were accompanied at this competition by the "B" Bugle Corps.
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The Blue Devils B are a Junior Drum Corps based in Concord, California. They act as a feeder corps to the Blue Devils. During 1973, the Blue Devils Junior Drum and Bell Corps was converted to a "B" Bugle Corps. In 1974, the Twirling Corps continued to grow and attended their first U.S. Twirling Association (USTA) National Championships in San Francisco. The Twirlers were 40 members strong at the time and were accompanied at this competition by the "B" Bugle Corps. The Twirling Corps continued to grow after their first trip to the National Championship in 1974. They won their first National Championship in 1977 and went on to win six National Corps titles. DCI Open Class Champions: 2009 (undefeated), 2010 The Blue Devils Organization is sponsored by Sticktape.com[7], Guardtape.com[8], Pro-Mark[8], DSI, FJM[9], Planet Waves, Evans drum heads[10], Super Drill Masters[11], MEINL[12], HALFTIME MAGAZINE, TESORO, Roland[13], Zildjian[14], Pearl Corporation, Adams, and King. The Blue Devils Organization has just recently partnered with the Pearl Corporation[15] and Adams Concert Percussion after spending 10 years with Dynasty USA. The Pearl Corporation and Adams Concert Percussion is the world-wide leading manufacturer of drums and is highly represented throughout Drum Corps International community. Along with the Pearl Corporation the Blue Devils Organization has also partnered up with Conn-Selmer, Inc.[16] Also after being apart of Dynasty USA for the past 10 years, beginning in the fall the Blue Devils will be playing on King Ultimate Marching Brass. King brass instruments hold an abundant amount of history, and is also a large supporter of the Drum Corps Community.
