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Penang to host 2026 South East Asian Pipe Band Championships for third time

Organisers have expressed confidence that the championships will not only celebrate musical excellence but also provide a memorable weekend for participants, supporters, and visitors from across the region and beyond.

Updated 1 month ago · Published on 27 May 2026 1:01PM

Penang to host 2026 South East Asian Pipe Band Championships for third time
The 2026 Championship is expected to attract strong international participation - Pix from YouTube, May 27, 2026

THE 2026 South East Asian Pipe Band Championships (SEAPBC) will once again be held in St Xavier’s Institution, Penang, marking the third time the school has hosted the prestigious regional event.

Organisers have expressed confidence that the championships will not only celebrate musical excellence but also provide a memorable weekend for participants, supporters, and visitors from across the region and beyond.

The organisers extended their appreciation to the many individuals and organisations whose efforts have contributed to the success of the event preparations.

The 2026 Championship is expected to attract strong international participation, with pipe bands and solo competitors from Malaysia, Singapore, Australia, Thailand, and Hong Kong already confirming their participation.

Organisers noted that this year’s event will be especially significant as it celebrates the nineteenth anniversary of the championships.

The event will also feature an esteemed panel of adjudicators comprising internationally respected figures in the pipe band world, ensuring high standards of competition and musicianship throughout the championships.

The 2026 SEAPBC is anticipated to be one of the largest and most vibrant editions yet, strengthening Penang’s reputation as a hub for cultural exchange, musical excellence, and international camaraderie through the art of pipe band performance. – May 27, 2026

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