As members of the Australian Army, today we celebrate the Nation we are proud to serve. However you choose to spend the day, we hope you enjoy this performance of "I Am Australian" from the Australian Army Band Melbourne. This is a contemporary version of the classic Australian song, written by Bruce Woodley (of the Seekers) and Dobe Newton. #AusArmy #ausarmyband #australiaday22 #iamaustralian | Australian Army Band

Our Deputy Chief of Army, Major General Anthony Rawlins, DSC, AM, recently took the opportunity to test out his skills as a musician in the Australian Army Band. Unlocking the full potential of #OurPeople, their hidden talents and innovative ideas is an integral part of being an #ArmyInMotion. Listen to Major General Rawlins as he drums along to ‘My Sharona’ by The Knack! | Australian Army

***TROMBONE VACANCIES*** The Australian Army Band invites applications for full-time and part-time trombone specialists. To register your interest, please email👇 aaband.recruiting@defence.gov.au by 28 April. For more information, visit https://www.army.gov.au/our-people/organisation-structure/army-corps/australian-army-band-corps/joining-army-band #ausarmyband #AusArmy #armybandrecruiting #musicianjobs | Australian Army Band

Putting in the work! The Australian Army Band is fine tuning their performance in the lead up to opening night for the Basel Tattoo. Integrating didgeridoo with traditional military music and throwing a rock show in for good measure! We can’t wait to show you all the hard work the team have put in. #AusArmy #ausarmyband #baseltattoo #baseltattoo2024 | Australian Army Band

In celebration of 40 years of “blessing the rains down in Africa”, the Australian Army Band Sydney have payed tribute to classic 80s rock band Toto by performing their smash hit, Africa. Released in 1982, the song quickly rose to the top of the billboard charts and as at August 2022, has over 785 million views on Youtube. Challenging pop music stereotypes with ambiguous lyrical content and soaring synth hooks, Africa is arguably one of the greatest and most recognisable pop rock songs of all tim