by Chick Corea, Ol' Man River 1988: "Who Framed Wilbur Wildcat?", Thank You Band, Elk's Parade, Malagueña Under Eric Becher: 1989: Bill Chase, Blood, Sweat & Tears 1990: Selections from Carmen, Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass Under Gregg I. Hanson and John Yoon (Head Graduate Teaching Assistant): 1991: Sunshine Show Under Enrique "Hank" C. Feldman: 1992: Latin Salsa/Rock 'n Roll 1993: West Side Story 1994: Santana, Channel One Suite Under Jay C. Rees: 1995: The Beatles (Rock 'n Roll History) 1996: Red Hot Chili Peppers (No Doubt - Tragic Kingdom) 1997: Pink Floyd (Carmina Burana) 1998: Smashing Pumpkins (Stevie Wonder) 1999: The Who: Tommy 2000: Danny Elfman/Oingo Boingo (Santana - Supernatural) 2001: Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young (Dave Matthews Band) 2002: Return of Red Hot Chili Peppers (World Peace Medley) 2003: Teardrop (An original work for band by Jay C. Rees) (No Doubt - Rock Steady) 2004: Talking Heads 2005: Led Zeppelin 2006: Radiohead (Red Hot Chili Peppers - Dani California) 2007: Tears for Fears (Mars Lander) 2008: Weather Report 2009: Aerosmith (The Foo Fighters - The Pretender) 2010: Muse 2011: Jethro Tull 2012: Radiohead 2.0 (Fun.) 2013: Beatles Strike Back! Under Allison Howard: 2014: Daft Punk 2015: Dave Matthews Band Under Chad Shoopman: 2016: Earth, Wind, & Fire 2017: Bruno Mars 2018: Justin Timberlake 2019: No Doubt 2020: (No field show due to COVID-19 pandemic) 2021: Panic! At The Disco 2022: Silk Sonic 2023: Evanescence Band Day University of Arizona Band Day is a full-day marching band exhibition for high school bands to perform their half-time shows and be adjudicated by professionals in the music education field. Approximately 40 high school bands perform throughout the day at Arizona Stadium on the UArizona campus, and the Pride of Arizona also appears in two exhibition performances. Bands are rated in six professional categories under the standards set forth by the Arizona Marching Band Association: Music, Visual, Percussion, Auxiliary/Color Guard, General Effect, and Placement by Band Size (small to large is division A, AA, AAA and AAAA). Award ceremonies occur twice during the day after the PoA exhibition performance and the distinguished “Nunamaker Award” is presented to the most outstanding group(s) of the festival at the end of the day. References University of Arizona Pac-12 Conference marching bands College marching bands in the United States Musical groups from Tucson, Arizona Musical groups established in 1902 1902 establishments in Arizona Territory