Band of The Royal Army Medical Service

14/09/2026

Our next public performance, Tuesday 13th October at St Andrew's Garrison Church, Aldershot

🎺 An Autumn Concert at St Andrew’s Garrison Church 🎶

Enjoy an evening of live music from The Band of the Royal Army Medical Service on Tuesday 13 October at 7:30pm.

📍 St Andrew’s Garrison Church, Queens Avenue, Aldershot
🎟️ FREE admission
🚪 Doors open at 7pm – no booking required.

Come along and enjoy what promises to be a fantastic evening of music! 🎶



Aldershot Garrison Band of The Royal Army Medical Service BFBS Aldershot Royal Army Chaplains' Department Aldershot Town Centre

07/09/2026

On Friday evening, the band undertook a dress rehearsal going through this year’s beating retreat design.

As part of this training exercise, the band did a run through as if it were the real thing, including being in time with sunset for added effect. The band played a selection of quick and slow marches and some static pieces culminating with Sunset and the National Anthem. This was a great opportunity for the band to try and test their marching display and perfect areas ready for public performance.

335 Medical Evacuation Regiment Royal Army Medical Service

21/08/2026

Our next concert is on Tuesday the 13th of October at St Andrew's Garrison Church, Aldershot at 7:30PM. Doors open at 7PM and parking is free in the large carpark of the neighbouring church. Admission is free, no booking required. We hope to see you there.

Address, Queen’s Avenue, Aldershot GU11 2BY

02/08/2026

Yesterday the band completed their Annual Continuous Training Camp by supporting a Reserve Pass Off Parade at Army Training Regiment Grantham. Before stepping off; the band welcomed some of the newest members of the Royal Army Medical Service who had just completed their reserve basic training.

335 Medical Evacuation Regiment
254 Multi-Role Medical Regiment
Royal Army Medical Service

01/08/2026

The band would like the thank Sgt Rachel Brannan, The Band of The Royal Yorkshire Regiment and Musn Jonathan Carr, The Band of The Royal Yeomanry (IC&CY), who have joined the band on their Annual Continuous Training Camp at Army Training Regiment Grantham this week.

335 Medical Evacuation Regiment
The Band of The Royal Yeomanry
The Band of the Royal Yorkshire Regiment

30/07/2026

Despite the hot dry weather we are currently experiencing, the band are spending this afternoon looking forward to their Christmas concert with some sight reading.

29/07/2026

Today LCpl Simon Davey took the band through a circuit session in his capacity as the band Physical Training Instructor.

27/07/2026

Currently the band are on their Annual Continuous Training camp at the Army Training Regiment Grantham.

The band received a visit from both the Commanding Officer, Lt Col Curphey, of 335 Medical Evacuation Regiment, of which we are part of, and also the Band President, Deputy Corps Colonel RAMS Col Clarke, who during their visit presented some members of the band with awards.

LCpl Paul Bailey was awarded the Musician of the Year award which is awarded every year to the musician who has made the most significant contribution to the band.

SSgt Hilary Greig was awarded the COs Coin for contribution to Army Sports for table tennis and tennis for both the Army & Corps.

SSgt Daryl Barnard was awarded the COs coin for significant senior leadership to the band.

12/07/2026

Congratulations to LCpl Simon Davey who has just completed his Army Reserve Advanced Physical Training Instructor course.

The course included advanced physical conditioning and instructional techniques, such as the assault course and combat pt.

LCpl Davey is the band’s Physical Training Instructor and also plays French horn within the band.

Members of the Army Reserves are offered the opportunity to pursue courses which add not only to their own personal development, but to the overall operational functioning of the unit.

335 Medical Evacuation Regiment

10/05/2026

Here’s a clip of the band rehearsing for Colours to Chapel at the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst this morning. The band has had a busy weekend having attended the SMSG Symposium in Shrivenham on Saturday, and a parade & Church Service today. Time for a rest!
335 Medical Evacuation Regiment