"GMA Weekend's" American Snapshot series catches up with the legendary marching band of Grambling State University.

Dr. Nikole Roebuck, Grambling State University's director of bands, directs the World Famed Tiger Marching Band atop a ladder during the 2024 GSU Homecoming football game. Vontae Jones/Grambling ...

Grambling's marching band is one of only two making a return trip to the Inaugural Parade. The other is the marching band from Hawaii's Punahou School, which Obama attended from 1971 to 1979.

The Grambling State University marching band celebrates the Tigers' lead over Southern in the 35th annual Bayou Classic in New Orleans Saturday November 29, 2008. Advocate Staff Photo by Liz Condo.

The Grambling State University Tiger Marching Band gives an exclusive look into their rehearsal in preparation just days before they face in-state rival Southern University’s Human Jukebox.

The Grambling marching band of today is made possible by a trailblazing band from the past. "We'd leave a lasting impression on the individual to say, 'I've never seen a thing like that before.

The band has provided its unforgettable entertainment around the world and at Super Bowls, presidential inaugurations, world-famous parades, in movies, television commercials and on recordings.

In 1967 the "WORLD FAMOUS" Grambling Tigers marching band was chosen to perform at Super Bowl I in Los Angeles; forever linking the iconic HBCU with what would eventually become the biggest stage ...

HBCU bands born in Alabama, adapt modern-day style in Florida The Sonic Boom of the South — Jackson State University's marching band — is the latest HBCU band to enthrall the nation.

Grambling State University’s World Famed Tiger Marching Band will march. Crowds will also see The Human Jukebox from Southern University march in the National Battle of the Bands.

Dr. Nikole Roebuck, director of bands at Grambling State University, directs the World Famed Tiger Marching Band on the field of the Mercedes-Benz Superdome during the November 2023 Bayou Classic.