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THE ROYAL SCOTTISH PIPE BAND ASSOCIATION
"THE HEART AND HOME OF THE PIPE BAND WORLD"

SCOTTISH CHAMPIONSHIPS

The Scottish Pipe Band Championships started in 1948.

1985
Leighdykes Playing Fields, Ardrossan
1991
Alness
1993
Duns
1994
Alness
1995
Kings Park, Stirling
1996
Hazelhead Park, Aberdeen
1998
Public Park, Rothesay, Isle of Bute
1999
Balloch Castle Country Park, Balloch
2000
Victoria Park, Arbroath
2002
Levengrove Park, Dumbarton
2003
Levengrove Park, Dumbarton
2004
Levengrove Park, Dumbarton
2005
Levengrove Park, Dumbarton
2007
Levengrove Park, Dumbarton
2008
Levengrove Park, Dumbarton
2009
Levengrove Park, Dumbarton
2010
Levengrove Park, Dumbarton
2011
Levengrove Park, Dumbarton
2012
Levengrove Park, Dumbarton
2014
Levengrove Park, Dumbarton
2016
Levengrove Park, Dumbarton
2017
Levengrove Park, Dumbarton
2018
Levengrove Park, Dumbarton
2022
Levengrove Park, Dumbarton
2023
Levengrove Park, Dumbarton
2025
Levengrove Park, Dumbarton
2026
Levengrove Park, Dumbarton

EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS

The European Pipe Band Championships started in 1949.

1953
Balmoral Show Grounds, Belfast
1968
Shotts Highland Games, Shotts
1971
Shotts Highland Games, Shotts
1983
Stair Park, Stranraer
1992
Victoria Park, Arbroath
1993
Callendar Park, Falkirk
1995
Ballatar
1996
Rouken Glen Park, Giffnock
1997
Bangor Rugby Football & Cricket Grounds, Bangor
1998
Low Green, Ayr
1999
Low Green, Ayr
2000
Low Green, Ayr
2001
Low Green, Ayr
2002
Ormeaur Park, Belfast
2003
Alden Biesen Castle, Bilzen, Belgium
2004
Lagan Valley, Lisburn
2005
Banbridge Rugby Grounds, Banbridge
2006
Battery Park, Greenock
2007
Bught Park, Inverness
2008
Lagan Valley, Lisburn
2009
Battery Park, Greenock
2010
Stormont Estate, Belfast
2011
Stormont Estate, Belfast
2012
Stormont Estate, Belfast
2013
Grant Park, Forres
2014
Grant Park, Forres
2015
Grant Park, Forres
2016
Grant Park, Forres
2017
Grant Park, Forres
2018
Grant Park, Forres
2019
Burght Park, Inverness
2022
Bught Park, Inverness
2023
Duthie Park, Aberdeen
2024
South Inch, Perth
2025
South Inch, Perth
2026
North Inch, Perth

UNITED KINGDOM CHAMPIONSHIPS

The United Kingdom Pipe Band Championships started in 2014.

2014
Stormont Estate, Belfast
2015
Stormont Estate, Belfast
2016
Stormont Estate, Belfast
2017
Stormont Estate, Belfast
2019
Lurgan Park, Lurgan
2022
Lurgan Park, Lurgan
2024
Ward Park, Bangor
2025
Royal Highland Centre, Ingilston
2026
Royal Highland Centre, Ingilston

BRITISH CHAMPIONSHIPS

The British Pipe Band Championships started in 1948.

1983
Meadow Park, Bathgate
1991
Hazlehead Park, Aberdeen
1992
Stranraer
1994
Lisburn
1995
Tain
1996
The Old Racecourse, Ayr
1997
King George V Playing Fields, Renfrew
1998
Rouken Glen Park, Giffnock
1999
Lisburn
2000
Ashbourne
2001
Banbridge
2002
Low Green, Ayr
2003
Recreation Park, Pitlochry
2004
In The Haughs, Turriff
2005
Tain
2006
Recreation Park, Pitlochry
2007
Ballymena Showgrounds, Ballymena
2008
Cannon Hill Park, Birmingham
2009
Rifle Park, Banbridge
2010
Academy Playing Fields, Annan
2011
Academy Playing Fields, Annan
2012
Academy Playing Fields, Annan
2013
Meadow Park, Bathgate
2014
Meadow Park, Bathgate
2015
Balbardie Park, Bathgate
2016
St. James Playing FIelds, Paisley
2017
St. James Playing Fields, Paisley
2019
St. James Playing Fields, Paisley
2022
Battery Park, Inverclyde
2026
Royal Highland Centre, Ingliston

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

The World Pipe Band Championships started in 1947.

1947
Old and New Meadowbank, Edinburgh
1948
Scotstoun Showground, Glasgow
1949
Old and New Meadowbank, Edinburgh
1950
Dens Park, Dundee
1951
Edinburgh
1952
Sommerset Park, Ayr
1953
Stenhouse Stadium, Edinburgh
1954
Pittodire Park, Aberdeen
1955
Forthbank Park, Stirling
1956
Balmoral Showgrounds, Belfast
1957
St Mirren Park, Paisley
1958
Hazelhead Park, Aberdeen
1959
Starks Park, Kirkcaldy
1960
Bught Park, Inverness
1961
Edinburgh
1962
Balmoral Showgrounds, Belfast
1963
Palmerston Park, Dumfries
1964
Somerset Park, Ayr
1965
Station Park, Forfar
1966
Bught Park, Inverness
1967
Mossfield Park, Oban
1969
South Inch, Perth
1970
Hazelhead Park, Aberdeen
1972
Volunteer Park, Hawick
1973
East Kilbride
1974
King's Park, Stirling
1975
Corby
1976
Lanark
1977
Ayr
1978
Flush Park, Lanark
1979
Wollaton Park, Nottingham
1980
Bellahouston Park, Glasgow
1981
Hazelhead Park, Aberdeen
1982
Warout Stadium, Glenrothes
1983
Bellahouston Park, Glasgow
1984
Bellahouston Park, Glasgow
1985
Strathclyde Park, Motherwell
1994
Bellahouston Park, Glasgow
1995
Scotstoun, Glasgow
1996
Glasgow Green, Glasgow
1997
Glasgow Green, Glasgow
1998
Glasgow Green, Glasgow
1999
Glasgow Gree, Glasgow
2000
Glasgow Green, Glasgow
2001
Glasgow Green, Glasgow
2002
Glasgow Green, Glasgow
2003
Glasgow Green, Glasgow
2004
Glasgow Green, Glasgow
2005
Glasgow Green, Glasgow
2006
Glasgow Green, Glasgow
2007
Glasgow Green, Glasgow
2008
Glasgow Green, Glasgow
2009
Glasgow Green, Glasgow
2010
Glasgow Green, Glasgow
2011
Glasgow Green, Glasgow
2012
Glasgow Green, Glasgow
2013
Glasgow Green, Glasgow
2014
Glasgow Green, Glasgow
2016
Glasgow Green, Glasgow
2017
Glasgow Green, Glasgow
2018
Glasgow Gree, Glasgow
2019
Glasgow Green, Glasgow
2022
Glasgow Green, Glasgow
2023
Glasgow Green, Glasgow
2024
Glasgow Green, Glasgow
2025
Glasgow Green, Glasgow
2026
Glasgow Green, Glasgow

COWAL PIPE BAND CHAMPIONSHIPS

The Pipe Band Championships at Cowal started in 1948. Cowal was withdrawn as a Major Championship starting in 2014.

1981
Cowal,Dunoon
1989
Cowal, Dunoon
1990
Cowal, Dunoon
1991
Cowal, Dunoon
1992
Cowal, Dunoon
1993
Cowal, Dunoon
1994
Cowal, Dunoon
1995
Cowal, Dunoon
1996
Cowal, Dunoon
1997
Cowal, Dunoon
1998
Cowal, Dunoon
1999
Cowal, Dunoon
2000
Cowal, Dunoon
2001
Cowal, Dunoon
2002
Cowal, Dunoon
2003
Cowal, Dunoon
2004
Cowal, Dunoon
2005
Cowal, Dunoon
2006
Cowal, Dunoon
2007
Cowal, Dunoon
2008
Cowal, Dunoon
2009
Cowal, Dunoon
2010
Cowal, Dunoon
2011
Cowal, Dunoon
2012
Cowal, Dunoon
2013
Cowal, Dunoon

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