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The Renegade Fyfe and Drum Corps

The Renegade Fyfe and Drum Corps has quickly become a crowd favorite because of it's musical and marching prowess as well as it's interaction with the audience. With lots of Yo Ho Ho and and a bit of snarling, the group's "Take No Prisoners" attitude exterior melts away when playing with the littles ones along the parade route.



Award Winning Continues
infamous Captain Jack Morgan

Renegade Drummers

The Renegade Fyfe and Drum Corps have continued its string of stellar performances with award winning performances at the Farmington ‘Punkin Hook’ Fireman’s Parade and the Prattsburg Summer Festival Parade.

The Farmington Parade saw the Renegades thoroughly entertain the crowd with music as well as passing out of booty (beads). The rowdy Pirates heard many compliments throughout the parade route and after its completion. The fireman must have agreed as the Renegades received two awards, one for Unique Musical Group and the other, the coveted Francis T Parker Memorial Award as the crowd’s favorite group.

To finish the weekend off, the Renegades traveled to Prattsburg for the Summer Festival Parade. Although a thunderstorm delayed the start of the parade, the people who stayed were thrilled to have the group. The group stopped and performed in front of the reviewing stand by the festival grounds and played for additional half an hour. Captain Jack took the Festival Princess captive and forced her and other captive wenches perform the infamous Wenches Dance. The Renegades were honored with 2 more awards, 1st Place Parade Unit Award as well as the Judges ‘Grand Prize’ Award.

The surprising number of request for performances by the Renegade Fyfe and Drum Corps far beyond what the group expected. The group is excited about adding to the performance schedule and is in the process of determining which events would work in the schedule.


Renegades Take East Rochester by Storm
Walk Away with 1st Place Unique Band
Renegade Fyfe & Drum

With Pirate Flags a waving and music playing, the Renegade Fyfe and Drum Corps stormed the East Rochester Fireman's Parade. Marching in front of the Macedon Fire Department, the 20+ members entertained the crowd with music and beads throughout the parade route. Led by Captain Jack Morgan, the group received straight tens from the "Amateur Judging" on Commercial Street. Flag Carrier Iron Ann Cash required several trips to the "Treasure Chest" to replenish her bead supply.

The celebration continued with song and beverage at the Beer Tent. Many of the local townspeople and visitors alike asking to have members of the group pose for pictures with them, a great sign of approval. After the grand fireworks display, the group's efforts were rewarded as they received 'First Place Unique Band' Award. A judge from the parade stopped and congratulated the group on and outstanding job and noting the drummers looked especially good. The group is eagerly awaiting it's next invasion.


Renegades Prepare for First Invasion
Renegades Take a Photo Break from Practice.
Renegade Fyfe & Drum

After months of preparation, the new boys on the block, aka the Renegade Fyfe and Drum Corps are ready to test the shark infested waters with a performance at the East Rochester Fireman's Parade, Saturday July 23. This "Band of Merry Men and Woman" are looking forward to getting through the inaugural event and build towards a more complete schedule in the future.

Each member is responcible for creating their own outfit and the group has begged, borrowed and stolen equipment from other groups to perform with. Practices have been held at the Community Center in Palmyra and promise to be one of the most exciting groups in any parade they attend!


Pirate Dinner Dance
Renegades Invade the Palmyra Pirate Dinner Dance - March 12th.
Renegade Fyfe & Drum

This notorious band of Fyfers & Drummers, known locally as the Renegades, invaded the Palmyra Pirate Dinner Dance held at the VFW in Palmyra, NY on March 12th. The group enjoyed the festivities with lots of food and drink while waiting for the opportunity to perform.
Renegade Fyfe & Drum Performance
The group played as the rowdy bunch of drunken pirates and wenches clapped and danced.
Swabbing the Deck
Swabbing the deck!

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