The marching band activity was introduced into Queensbury in 1980 by Group Scout Leader Roger Hyde. Known in its infancy as the 'Green Knights Drum Corps' the band focused on the American style of marching rather than the traditional marching form as followed by other bands in the local area.

In 1983 the band became members of the British Youth Band Association and changed their name to Queensbury Scouts Marching Brass. Throughout the 80’s and 90’s the band were very successful competing across the country and often fielded a membership of over 50.

They have performed at many venues including the prestigious Wembley Arena, The Royal Albert Hall and NEC/NIA in Birmingham. Their other high profile performances include taking part in the pop video for Tanita Tikaram and an appearance on Last of the Summer Wine.

The band has not only toured the country through competitions but has also taken part in various parades and carnivals, both locally and nationally, including an appearance at The Great Yorkshire Show, Halifax Gala and Broughton Steam Rally. Along side this they have been involved in pre-match entertainment for the Rugby League World Club Challenge at Elland Road in 2005 and also football matches for Halifax Town and Bradford City. More formal parades have included St Georges Day, Remembrance Sunday, The Lord Mayor’s Civic Parade and many Royal British Legion events.

The band has travelled to Holland four times, taking part in Flower Festivals and playing at Theme Parks. One performance gave them the accolade of being the first British Band to appear since the end of the War. They have also been to France to be involved in the New Years Celebrations in Paris, which led them to play on the Trocadero with the Eiffel Tower as their backdrop. This was a follow on event from taking part in the London New Year Celebrations of 2004. In August 2007 the band travelled to Belgium where they played at the Menin Gate in Ypres.

The present day sees the band keeping its association with the Scouting Movement but changing its name and image in 2003 to Revolution Show Corps.