9 year-old Jamie from Ballygowan prepares to play alongside his dad in an important competition, while Rachel from Antrim swaps her flute for her fiddle as she celebrates her 21st birthday.
Angela from Drum in Co-Monaghan reflects on the friendships she has forged over many years in an accordion band, while Amanda from Fivemiletown has her hands full getting her three children ready to perform with the local pipe band.
A baby on the way means Julie Ann from Dunloy has to miss out on some band activities while Sam, a farmer from Ballygowan, is determined his band will pick up the big prize at an end of season competition.
Documentary following the lives of three rural band families from Ballygowan, Newtownhamilton and Randalstown who are passionate about pipes, flutes and accordion band traditions.
The McElhinney family from Co Donegal prepare for a smaller Rossnowlagh Twelfth than usual. Assistant Presbyterian minister David Bingham swaps his baritone for his Bible at Richhill Twelfth.
The Graham family from Rathfriland prepare for their band’s annual tractor run, while Andrew McConnell and his son Christopher from Annalong explore shared passions for drums and boats.
Linda from Tandragee reveals why Scarva is her favourite parade of the year, Alicia from Kinallen prepares for the Twelfth in Loughbrickland and Aaron takes part in a parade in East Belfast.
Andrew reveals how his decision to join the William King Memorial Flute Band helped him overcome significant challenges in his life.
Tullylagan’s pipers take on the best in the world as they compete in the World Pipe Band Championships in Glasgow.