Dr. Dana Maurice Biggs serves as the conductor and musical director of the Boulder Concert Band, and is senior instructor of music and music education and assistant director of bands at the University of Colorado, Boulder. He received his Masters of Music degree in instrumental conducting from Eastern Kentucky University and his Bachelors of Music Education degree and DMA in instrumental conducting from the University of Kentucky. Dr. Biggs remains active as a clinician, adjudicator, drill designer and guest conductor throughout the United States.

President - Bernard Buster
Vice President - Dee LeMaster
Secretary - Sheri VandeRiet
Treasurer - Peter Gowan
Webmaster - Aaron Jordan
Board Member - Mike Endicott
Board Member - Linda Welch
Board Member - Erik Plate
Board Member - Marilyn Kroner

The Boulder Concert Band has approximately 70 members drawn from throughout the greater Boulder and Front Range area.

Celebrating its 32nd season, the BCB has a glorious tradition. The first records of a performing band in the city of Boulder date back to 1870. The ICC Silver Cornet Band, as it was known, performed weekly concerts in the pioneer town of Boulder. In the spring of 1897 a larger band organization was formed. This group, called the Boulder Band, was said to be the best organization of its type in Colorado. Several decades later, the Boulder Municipal Band was formed and was the first to include women musicians.

The Boulder Concert Band as we know it today was reorganized in 1976 by the late Hugh McMillen, former Director of Bands at the University of Colorado. Considered to be one of the premier adult community bands in the state, the current organization has over 70 volunteer musicians. Its members are from the business, professional, and educational communities in the Boulder County and Denver metro area.

The BCB provides our community with outstanding performances of traditional and modern concert literature and enriches the cultural experience of the audience and the musicians. The BCB also provides a community organization for adults who wish to continue to play their instruments after completing high school or college.