Rogues Hollow Regiment

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Cost planning: RHR’s FAQ lists 2026 dues of $1,800 and a $200 spring raffle-ticket commitment; it describes $50 audition-camp fees before contracting as creditable toward dues. The 2027 dues amount has not been verified. The 2027 packet shop lists separate $25 audition packets. Meals and some housing and travel are covered under the stated program arrangements, while local event transportation can require member carpools or other arrangements. Confirm the current contract, payment schedule and travel plan directly. Official FAQ · Audition packet shop · 2026 DCI finals results.

Rogues Hollow Regiment at a glance

Rogues Hollow Regiment, usually shortened to RHR, is an all-age competitive drum and bugle corps based in Doylestown, Ohio, with rehearsals in the Akron and Summit County area. The corps formed in May 2015 through the efforts of Chippewa High School marching-band alumni, staff and students. Its nonprofit mission brings music education and performance together with a goal-driven, family-minded member experience. RHR welcomes prospective members age 15 and older. Its FAQ says a year of high-school marching-band or drum-corps experience is preferred, while auditions also consider preparation, attitude and willingness to learn. Brass, percussion, front ensemble and color guard sections are listed. The 2027 registration page names an audition camp for November 14–15, with exact time and location still to be announced.

RHR welcomes prospective members age 15 and older. Its FAQ says a year of high-school marching-band or drum-corps experience is preferred, while auditions also consider preparation, attitude and willingness to learn. Brass, percussion, front ensemble and color guard sections are listed. The 2027 registration page currently names an audition camp for November 14–15, with exact time and location still to be announced. Eligibility and audition FAQ · 2027 camp registration.

Rogues Hollow Regiment Videos

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The 2026 production. DCI’s feature on Behind These Walls describes the creative starting point for RHR’s 2026 show and offers context for the linked video. The article and video are season-specific, useful for understanding the recent production rather than presenting a permanent description of every RHR show. Read the show feature · Watch the DCI video.

Contact Rogues Hollow Regiment

For audition and membership questions, RHR directs prospective members to its interest form. General questions can go through the official contact form. The DCI corps directory lists phone number (330) 603-1196; RHR’s own contact page presents a form, so verify that the number is current before relying on it. No public general email address was verified. Membership interest form · Official contact form · DCI corps directory listing.

Official channels: RHR’s verified Linktree brings together its social accounts, including Facebook, Instagram, Threads, X and YouTube. The organization also has a direct YouTube channel. We link the central account directory here rather than guessing at unverified profile addresses. RHR social channels · RHR on YouTube · Official RHR website.

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From Chippewa roots to the DCI All-Age stage

The corps’ name recalls Rogues’ Hollow, a historic Ohio settlement near Doylestown. The organization itself is much newer: its roots are in the Chippewa High School marching-band community, and it was formed in 2015 as a community-based all-age program. That connection gives RHR a local identity while its membership reaches beyond the immediate area. The official mission page describes the educational and community purpose behind the organization. Official mission and background.

RHR won the DCA Class A championship in 2021 and 2023, according to its official FAQ. DCI’s report on the 2023 DCA finals confirms RHR’s Class A title. The corps then competed in DCI’s All-Age Open Class. In 2025 it placed third in the Open Class championship with a score of 83.400. In 2026, DCI moved All-Age corps to one unified competitive class; RHR finished ninth of twelve in the August 8 finals with 85.025. These are dated competitive results, not a prediction of future placement. RHR championship history · 2023 DCA finals report · 2025 DCI championship report · DCI explains the 2026 format · 2026 official finals scores.

Show design and performance

RHR’s 2026 production was titled Behind These Walls. DCI’s season feature connects its concept to themes of isolation and communication, with a musical and visual design drawing on the rock-opera tradition. The corps describes its identity through entertaining performance and an all-age membership experience; its stage style joins brass, battery percussion, front ensemble and movement into a compact, high-energy package. DCI’s 2026 show feature.

Membership, fees and travel

The most recently verified full-season dues figure on the official FAQ is $1,800 for 2026. The same FAQ describes a $200 spring raffle-ticket commitment and says $50 audition-camp fees paid before contracting are credited toward membership once a member contracts. RHR’s 2027 packet shop lists $25 materials for each section; those are preparation packets, not a season fee or audition-camp charge. The current 2027 dues and full payment calendar were not published in the sources reviewed here. Contact RHR before budgeting from last year’s figure. Current FAQ · 2027 audition materials.

The FAQ describes meals and nearby member housing as part of the organization’s support, with lodging arranged for longer trips as needed. It says members may need to arrange their own transportation or carpool to nearby events; longer-distance segments use charter buses or rental vans under the stated plan. Members can still have personal expenses for snacks, drinks and souvenirs. Since arrangements depend on event and season, families should check the current itinerary, housing details, meal plan, rides and contract for each season.

For members and families

RHR’s parent information page is the best starting point for understanding schedules, trip communication and the responsibilities attached to membership. It notes that guardians sign for members who are minors and discusses medical forms, background checks, conduct expectations, travel logistics and reporting channels. These are the organization’s published procedures; families should confirm how they apply to a particular member and trip. Read the parent information page.

The activity combines audition preparation, rehearsal blocks and travel, so the time commitment affects school, work and family planning. Ask the corps for the full rehearsal calendar, required camp dates, transportation plan and any winter-program obligations before accepting a contract. Members who live farther away should also ask about carpools and nearby housing availability. Prospective members can use the official interest form to ask questions before buying packets or traveling to camp. Submit a membership interest form.

Origins and mission. RHR’s own mission page explains how the group grew out of the Chippewa High School marching-band community and why music education, performance and personal growth are part of its goals. It is the clearest first-party source for the corps’ local identity and formation in 2015. Read the mission page.

Championship roots. DCI’s 2023 DCA finals recap records titles for the Buccaneers, Hurricanes and Rogues Hollow Regiment. It helps place the corps’ Class A championship among the wider all-age circuit’s end-of-season results. Read the DCI recap.

Recent competitive results. DCI’s event reports and score archive document RHR’s step from a third-place Open Class finish in 2025 to ninth in the unified All-Age final in 2026. The placement is best read alongside the format change and the individual season score record. 2025 event report · 2026 finals score archive.

Audition planning. The official FAQ covers age, preferred experience, camps, contracting, travel and fees, while the registration page lists the next announced audition-camp dates. The packet shop shows the separate cost of preparation materials. Together they answer different questions; prospective members should confirm what has changed for their own season. Read the FAQ · Check camp registration · View audition packets.

Planning as a family. The parent page gives an overview of what families should expect around contracts, travel and communication. Pair it with the current FAQ and a direct conversation with staff to clarify logistics, medical forms, costs and supervision for the season in question. Open the parent information page.

Sources and further reading

1. RHR mission, origins and nonprofit background
2. RHR membership and travel FAQ
3. 2027 audition-camp registration
4. 2027 audition packet shop
5. RHR parent information
6. RHR contact form
7. Verified RHR social directory
8. DCI corps listing
9. 2023 DCA finals coverage
10. 2025 All-Age championship coverage
11. DCI’s 2026 class-format announcement
12. 2026 DCI All-Age final scores
13. 2026 production feature

Current information

Membership fees, audition dates, show plans, staffing and travel details can change each season. The 2027 camp registration currently lists November 14–15 with further logistics to come; the last verified full-season dues figure in the official FAQ is for 2026. Use the linked RHR channels for current details. This profile separates organization history and documented results from season-specific information.

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