The Lord Masham Trophy. Hallmarked Silver Trophy won outright by the Black Dyke Band in 1913 on this being the third time they won the Trophy. The turned wooden base for the trophy has winners shields dating from 1905, Lindley, 1906 Goodshaw, 1907 Black Dike,1908 Black Dike, 1909 Perfection Soap Works, 1910 Perfection Soap works, 1911 Cleckheaton Victoria, 1912 Hebdon Bridge, and 1913 Black Dike.
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⭐ Black Dyke Band Returns to the BBC Proms 2026 ⭐
We’re delighted to announce that Black Dyke Band, under the direction of Nicholas Childs, will return to the BBC Proms on Sunday 19th July 2026 at the iconic Royal Albert Hall
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Breathtaking musical virtuosity
Over the last few weeks, The Black Dyke Band has maintained a busy schedule of concerts, each of which has delighted and inspired its audiences. 2026 began in fine style, as it has done in previous years, at the Town Hall in Birmingham
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A very Happy Christmas from everyone at Black Dyke Band
As 2025 draws to a close, the Black Dyke Band has been busy bringing joy and festive spirit to audiences across the region.
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