About us

Over a century of tradition (since 1895)

Fulham Brass Band has a long history of playing music throughout London and  today  is the last remaining such group based within the Central London area. 

Comprised of a tireless core group of 25-30 musicians, who meet regularly to play music and strive to keep the genre of traditional brass band music freely available to all.

A culture of competition

Since 2000 the Band, its soloists, quartets and small ensembles have entered contests in and around the London area and have returned home triumphant on many occasions.

Supporting charities

The Band has collaborated with Cancer Research UK over a period of some 15 years and is very proud to have raised over £25,000 for the charity to date. Most of this money has been raised through regular concerts in Charing Cross Hospital foyer (Tuesday evenings 7.45pm to 9pm). The Band has, in addition, been involved in many other charitable events taking place in the local neighbourhood at various times over its 110-year history.

Significant projects

  • 4th Section National Finals contest at Harrogate International Conference Centre - September 2004 and again in September 2005
  • Tour to Leutkirch in Southern Germany - June 2001
  • Live broadcast on BBC television’s “Children in Need” programme - November 2001
  • Choral group collaboration: “Musica Speczati” (2003), “Aukuras” (2002) and “Capel Choir” (2004)
  • C.A.M.R.A. beerfests in Portsmouth, Greenwich and more recently appeared at “The Great British Beer Festival” in Kensington Olympia, West London.
  • Music for the annual Remembrance Day Parade and Service at Fulham Palace War Memorial, on behalf of the Royal British Legion every year since the war.