Bandgeek Stories

These tips might help you during band camp. They have helped me and done friends. There might be stories included from experiences I had in band.

Jack Davis is pissed that his brother is dating a girl he hates. Caroline's been a pain in his side and a bully in his life for the past three years. And now she's cuddled up with his brother on his couch?! Absolutely not, he wants her out of his house and out of his brother's life. Logan Emerson wants Caroline back. She dumped him at someone's grad party and now she's with Keegan Davis, one of his teammates?! Barely a month after their breakup, she's moved on but he hasn't. He wants to make her jealous and he wants her back. When the two boys meet at a party that Keegan's throwing, they find out that they have one common goal. Get Caroline out of Keegan's life. So they charter a deal, fake date to make Caroline jealous so she dumps Keegan and comes running back for Logan. But their plan kind of blows up in their faces when they both break Rule #1: Don't catch feelings. Can they find the reality in a lie or will they keep dancing around their feelings until the end?

It was obvious...everyone could tell. Shawn and Kenny were always drawn to each other, but no one ever talked about it. Not until... everyone found out...about that one time at band camp.

Emily Greene is finally a freshman in high school and is joining her school's marching band. Everything is going so well until she meets her section leader, Jackson who is guarded and mysterious. Will Emily fall in love with this guy while attempting to figure him out? Or will she drastically change herself while trying?

Color guard and marching band Clarinet player here

Drum set player Julia McCoy is not a typical marching band member. Forced to move across country and become a rookie as a junior, the newest tenor drummer deals with an intense Instructor, a cheerleader and the possibility of love in her own section. Told in engaging first person, Confessions of a Teenage Band Geek is not your typical YA story. Protagonist Julia McCoy's plans for an amazing junior year suddenly shift when her parents announce they are moving from SoCal to Atlanta, GA. Resilient and optimistic Julia launches herself into her new life and starts by joining the marching band. A talented drum set player, the blonde proves herself as an intense percussionist and is awarded a spot in the tenor section, a subsection of Westlake high school's competitive drumline. In addition, Julia joins a local rock band, Beans and Cornbread, and begins teaching drum set lessons. Events in the fast-paced novel work around band camp, Beans and Cornbread's first show, an 'impacting' first marching band competition, sneaky cheerleading exes and an exciting Homecoming week. Fans of Courtney Brandt's Line series will be happy to see cameos from previous characters make appearances. Cover artwork by Helen Heinig. © Copyright 2013 Courtney Brandt. All Rights Reserved. The complete story is available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble and iTunes.

hello my friends, long time no see. this is a short story loosely based on the lyrics from "Welcome to the Black Parade" by the band My Chemical Romance. i was emo at the time, I apologize. i suggest you turn up the mcr and enjoy!

This is written by a person who is very scared to write. A person who cannot stay on topic if their life depended on it. A person whose thoughts are jumbled and tangled. A no one.

so aPpaREnTLy there are an abundance of band people here so I shall document my experiences as well have fun lads

Just some jokes or memes about bands that I either found online or made up

Jake was just a teenager struggling with self-hate and self-harm. He's unhappy where he is, he has friends he can talk to but he doesn't want to be here anymore. But what happens when Danny comes along? What happens when Danny gives him reason to stop cutting his beautiful wrists? What will happen when Danny is no longer stopping Jake from hurting himself? Is Jake going to finally be free from this world or will he decide to stay.

High school in the early 90s: it was before cell phones and social media, but the problems were the same. How do you get the guy you're interested in to notice you? What happens if you fall in love with your best friend? Why does physics class keep factoring into your love life? This novella is loosely based on my own high school experiences... but sort of an alternate version of them. You can only make one set of choices in life, so it's fun to explore what could have been - but wasn't - in fiction. Also, set in 1991-92, this is kind of a period piece now! In some ways it's a love letter to the teen books I read back in the 80s and 90s, in particular those by Ellen Conford and Paula Danzinger. I hope you enjoy it. This story was featured on Wattpad in 2016.

They are both players. She is in the band and plays the saxophone, he is star of the football team, and plays with girls hearts. Blake Torres and Grayson Taylor have gone to the same boarding school for years. Going to a small school means that they know each other, have had classes together, maybe even done a group project together, but other than that, they are complete strangers. When an incident occurs, throwing Blake and Grayson together, they will begin to learn things about each other that they never could have imagined. Is the football player meant to be with the band geek, or does that only happen in Taylor Swift songs?

This is the true story of my Freshman year experience in High School. I have re-accounted it to the best of my ability. I hope you enjoy the drama, romance, fun, music, laugher, tears and everything else this story holds.

A modern re-telling of the events that shaped the life of young musician and composer Ludwig van Beethoven.

Ever wonder what would happen if you ran into your old High School crush as an Adult? This is that story: How was I supposed to know he'd stroll back into my life so suddenly, almost 13 years later? They say every girl has that one guy- the one that you can never erase. The one you can't even compare others to because you're too busy trying to forget him. Everyone said it was a crush- but I lost three years of my life to it. Maybe this would make more sense if I started at the beginning...