For decades, Marching Mizzou has a proud tradition of supporting The Kansas City Chiefs! From thrilling Monday Night Football performances to unforgettable rehearsals at Arrowhead Stadium, our connection to Chiefs Kingdom runs deep. ❤️💛
As the Chiefs prepare to take on the Eagles in Sunday’s Super Bowl, we’re looking back at some iconic moments that showcase Marching Mizzou’s close relationship with the team and at Arrowhead stadium.
Here is a snippet of photos from over the years. If you have more to share, send them to us at M2AlumniBand@gmail.com with the year taken and the name of the photographer to give credit.
The relationship between Marching Mizzou and the Chiefs dates back to the early 1970s. One of the earliest known photos captures a rehearsal at Arrowhead from 1972 when the stadium opened.
Marching Mizzou performed at the Kansas City Chiefs game in 2022. Photos by Allison Davis, GTA.
Looking Ahead
As the Chiefs prepare for another Super Bowl showdown, Marching Mizzou’s history at Arrowhead and with the Kansas City Chiefs serves as a reminder of the lasting impact of music and tradition in sports. These moments over the years highlight performances and a shared spirit of excellence, dedication, and school pride.
Celebrating this rich history, we look forward to many more years of music, camaraderie, and unforgettable game-day experiences. Let’s go, Chiefs! And as always—MIZ!
Do you have a favorite Marching Mizzou memory at Arrowhead? Share your stories and photos in the comments!
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