Introduction
The City of Adelaide Pipe Band was formed in 1991 for the express purpose of creating a premier pipe band to represent our state in regional, interstate and overseas contests, as well as to provide a high quality band for public performances. The band wears the Blue Ramsay tartan and items of uniform featuring the coat of arms of the City of Adelaide.

Patron
The Patron of the band is the Lord Mayor of the City of Adelaide, Michael Harbison. The band thanks the Lord Mayor and the Adelaide City Council for their generous support.

Michael HARBISON Lord Mayor of the City of Adelaide.

Notable Performances
As the State's premier pipe band, the band has had the opportunity to perform in a number of notable events, including:

In 2006, the band performed at the world's largest celtic festival, the Festival Interceltique de Lorient in Brittany, France. The band proved to be popular with the crowds of spectators that numbered around 700,000 over 10 days.

The band performing in the Nuit Magique at the Festival Interceltique de Lorient.

Contest History
In its relatively short history, the band has enjoyed much success on the contest field. Highlights include winning fourteen South Australian Championships, four Victorian Championships and one Australian Championship title. The band has regularly competed at the Ringwood, Geelong, Ballarat and Daylesford contests throughout the years. The trip over the border into Victoria has proved to be successful on many occasions. After winning the Grade 1 contest at the Australian Pipe Band Championships in 1998, in 1999 the band competed in the New Zealand and South Pacific Championships (Dunedin, NZ), obtaining 4th place overall.

State and National Championship Titles
1992	South Australian Pipe Band Championships (Greenock)	Grade 2
1993	Victorian Pipe Band Championships (Ringwood)	Grade 2
	South Australian Pipe Band Championships (Naracoorte)	Grade 2
1994	South Australian Pipe Band Championships (Greenock)	Grade 2
1995	South Australian Pipe Band Championships (Naracoorte)	Grade 2
1996	South Australian Pipe Band Championships (Mount Barker)	Grade 2
1997	South Australian Pipe Band Championships (Mount Barker)	Grade 2
1998	South Australian Pipe Band Championships (Mount Barker)	Grade 2
	Victorian Pipe Band Championships (Geelong)	Grade 2
	Victorian Pipe Band Championships (Geelong)	Grade 1
	Australian Pipe Band Championships (Newcastle)	Grade 1
1999	South Australian Pipe Band Championships (Naracoorte)	Grade 1
2000	South Australian Pipe Band Championships (Mount Barker)	Grade 1
2001	South Australian Pipe Band Championships (Mount Barker)	Grade 1
	Victorian Pipe Band Championships (Geelong)	Grade 1
2002	South Australian Pipe Band Championships (Mount Barker)	Grade 1
2003	South Australian Pipe Band Championships (Mount Barker)	Grade 1
2005	South Australian Pipe Band Championships (Mount Barker)	Grade 1
2006	South Australian Pipe Band Championships (Mount Barker)	Grade 1
2007	South Australian Pipe Band Championships (Mount Barker)	Grade 2
2008	South Australian Pipe Band Championships (Mount Barker)	Grade 2