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Recorded by Imagine Dragons, this familiar rock anthem is perfect for pumping up the team or the crowd. A powerful statement in a concise package!

With inspiration from Aretha Franklin's version of her hit song, this arrangement captures the soulful essence in a marching band setting with a lyrical treatment of the melody, and a tempo that works...

It's hard to find a rock tune better suited for marching band than this one - recorded by Fleetwood Mac in 1979 in collaboration with the USC Trojan Marching Band! With a pounding bass line, percussio...

Recorded by Zedd, Maren Morris & Grey, the pop hit The Middle has received multiple awards and nominations and charted high in several countries. Catchy and unique, this solidly scored chart is guaran...

Recorded in 1999 and considered the signature hit by the Backstreet Boys, I Want It That Way reached the top of the charts in more than 25 countries! Ishbah's powerful arrangements opens with low bras...

Recorded by Otis Redding back in the '60s and later covered by The Black Crowes, this hot tune has become a funk classic! With an energetic drive throughout, brass punches, and a stop time riff, this...

Instantly recognizable and featuring a strong melody and moderate rock pulse, this 1997 Smash Mouth hit is still heard in video games, TV shows, and movies. Fun for the stands or the field!

With it's catchy melody, quirky harmonies and driving groove, this huge hit from 1999 helped put Smash Mouth at the top of the charts. Then being featured in the movie Shrek didn't hurt!

The New Kids on the Block helped blaze the trail for the boy band craze of the '80s and '90s. Here is one of their iconic hits in a moderate pop groove with plenty of solid full band scoring and rhyth...

This tune was a hit for Rachel Platten in 2015 but has caught on as a stadium anthem for determination and winning. Impressively scored for the entire band!

From the 2018 album Pray for the Wicked here is a driving rock anthem from the band Panic! At The Disco. The blazing tempo and catchy hooks make this perfect for the stands!

Although originally recorded by Otis Redding in 1965, this R&B classic became the signature song for Aretha Franklin. Here is a powerful arrangement that will sound great even with small bands.