GOSHEN, Ohio — The Goshen Warrior Marching Band closed out its 2026 fall season Monday with its annual concert at Goshen High School, moving the performance indoors for the first time and inviting young musicians from Goshen Middle School to join in.
The concert, held the evening of Oct. 26 in the high school gymnasium, drew a large crowd of family and community members. “Thank you to everyone who made this new indoor concert a success, and thank you to all the marching band boosters and parents who have supported their musicians all season,” Goshen Local Schools said in a social media post.
The marching band is part of the Goshen High School band program, the largest student organization at the Clermont County school, which also includes jazz ensemble, wind ensemble, symphonic band, concert band and color guard. Over the course of the fall, the Warriors performed at varsity football games and a series of local marching band competitions before wrapping the season with the concert.
Inviting Goshen Middle School musicians to perform alongside the high schoolers has become an annual tradition for the marching band, giving younger students a preview of the program before they move up to Goshen High School, home of the Warriors.
Beyond its football season schedule, the Goshen band program has in past years traveled to perform in the Cincinnati Reds’ Opening Day Parade and at out-of-state venues including the Statue of Liberty and Walt Disney World’s Electrical Light Parade, according to the band department.
The information contained in this story was obtained from Goshen Local Schools.