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2018 Blue Knights Summer Tour Dates June 22 - Clovis, CA July 19 - Denton, TX MidCal Champions Showcase DCI North Texas Buchanan High School C.H. Collins Athletic Complex June 23 - Stanford, CA DCI West July 20 - Katy, TX Stanford University Tour of Champions Johnston Field at Legacy Stadium June 24 - Sacramento, CA Moonlight Classic July 21 - San Antonio, TX Sacramento City College DCI Southwestern Championship Alamo Dome June 27 - Santa Barbara, CA DCI on the SoCal Coast San Marcos Sr High School July 26 - Birmingham, AL DCI Birmingham June 29 - Oceanside, CA Samford University Corps at the Crest San Diego El Camino High School July 27 - Murpheesboro, TN Masters of the Summer Music Games June 30 - Pasadena, CA Johnny “Red” Floyd Stadium Drum Corps at Rose Bowl Rose Bowl Stadium July 28 - Atlanta, GA DCI Atlanta Southeastern July 1 - Riverside, CA Championship Western Corps Connection Mercedes-Benz Stadium TBA July 30 - Centerville, OH July 5 - Ashland, OR Soaring Sounds DCI Ashland Centerville High School Southern Oregon University August 1 - Chester, PA July 6 - Vancouver, WA Tour of Champions - Chester Drums of Fire Philadelphia Union Stadium Evergreen High School August 4 - Allentown, PA July 7 - Renton, WA DCI Eastern Classic Seattle Summer Music Games J. Birney Crum Stadium Renton High School August 5 - Buffalo, NY July 9 - Tri Cities, WA Drums Along the Waterfront TBA Drums Along the Columbia Emerson Elementary August 6 - Massillon, OH DCI Tour of Champions - Massillon July 11 - Ogden, UT Washington High School Corps Encore Weber State University August 9 - Indianapolis, IN DCI World Championship Prelims July 14 - Denver, CO Lucas Oil Stadium Drums Along the Rockies Mile High Stadium August 10 - Indianapolis, IN DCI World Championship Semi Finals July 16 - El Dorado, KS Lucas Oil Stadium Drums Across Kansas BG Products Veterans Sports Complex August 11 - Indianapolis, IN July 17 - Broken Arrow, OK DCI World Championship Finals Tour of Champions Lucas Oil Stadium Broken Arrow High School As of 2/27/2018.

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