Bandgeeks Stories

NOTE - THESE ARE NOT BY ME, THESE ARE BY MY BEST FRIEND. I HAVE GOTTEN HER PERMISSION TO POST THESE. I SIMPLY WANT TO PUBLISH THESE. I thought these were really funny and I wanted to share hese stories with other Orchedorks and Bandgeeks!! ~All story credits go to KTC on @orcheband on IG unless stated (If it was made by me it will have a 🦄)!!~

Weird Barbie gets more than she bargained for when she reunites with her estranged twin sister Musician Barbie, who tells her she had a band who were supposed to play at the glitter ball but can't so she asks her to fill in. Desperate to prove herself to her sister as musical talent, Weird Barbie recruits the citizens of Barbieland to play as a marching band for their plastic world's biggest sporting event yet. What could possibly go wrong? This fic based on Barbie (2023) is inspired by the Spongebob Squarepants episode Band Geeks. Art created via Gencraft.

Ollie and Sam have known each other since they were little. They're next door neighbors and Sam is best friends with Ollie's twin brother, Jake. It's during their senior year of high school when Sam needs Ollie to help him by being his dance partner in their ballroom class. Ollie agrees, but doesn't realize how hard it is going to be to keep her emotions in check when it comes to Sam. She's loved this boy since the third grade when he stood up to bullies that were being mean to her. But what she doesn't realize is that Sam may have a secret of his own. That he's been harboring the same feelings towards her, but can't act on them because of Jake, his best friend and her twin brother. What will happen to these two when they have to dance in each others arm everyday until they're performance? They may possibly fall in love.

I play at least ten different instruments, fight me.

When 16 year old Frankie moves cross-country from Tennessee to New York with her father and younger brother, she doesn't really expect much. Her expectations, however, change dramatically when she is taken forcefully by the shoulders and shoved into the tight-knit group of populars. Her expectations change even more when she meets Levi, a nervous trumpet player that she has been told to give private lessons to. They soon become good friends, quite the unlikely pair. But when Frankie learns why Levi is so nervous, will things change? And will Frankie ever tell him what happened to her mom?

Ten years after they first met, Elena finds out Will is going to be married. She finds herself as one of his groomsmen and can't shake the feeling that something is off between them. Then she wakes up the morning of his wedding and finds a voicemail from him at three in the morning. Is it just a reminder of when to be at the church? Or is it something she's secretly waited ten years to hear. It forces her to retrace their decade long shared path that led them to this day, trying to figure out if she should risk everything to tell him how she feels.

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.

[book 1] It started in sixth grade. More specifically, band. Neither of them knew this is how their relationship would start but, it did. Being sixth graders at the time, they didn't know any better just that they both felt more than friends. But, neither not knowing how to express it correctly. Just that they knew their friendship was more, than the average friendship. That was three years ago. But finally being together and in high school, they could now face problems together. But with the challenges of high school, can they really handle the pressure, or will it tear them apart.

"We shouldn't do this-- I'm leaving in a few months." "What better time to start than now." "I thought I was just a music nerd to you." "You're not a 'music nerd...' you're a band geek. My band geek." --------------------------------- Hudson Diamante is the son and heir of KD Tech, a worldwide technology company. His parents decide to home a transfer student for publicity. Alannah Parker is a girl from the UK, transferring because she's considered a musical prodigy. She has an checkered past, not letting it show by covering it with a bright smile and happy attitude. Hudson isn't too fond of this transfer student. Before he even met her, he would call her a 'band geek.' He doesn't need any distractions, and needs to focus on his school work. Imagine his shock when he realizes this 'band geek' is prettier than most girls at his school. Once Alannah arrives in sunny Los Angeles, she is attracted to Hudson, but she doesn't need another guy like him in her life. She is there for one and one reason only-- to get away. She has a gift, one which she uses to escape. Escape her life, her sadness, her problems. Once drowned in music, she drops her facade of happiness.

EXTREME CAUTION!!! This can get very insane and dangerous!! Just a warning!!!! ~BandGeekClarinet(Alison Reed, Antarctica)

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.

At Luminary Conservatory for Performing Arts - LCPA to anyone who matters - your talent is your GPA and your reputation is your currency. Echo Monroe didn't come to LCPA to be famous. She came to disappear. After a viral cheer fail torched her reputation at her old school, she's starting fresh with two rules: 1) No spotlight. 2) No complications. Then she accidentally body-checks Julian "Jules" Reyes, LCPA's basketball-phenom-turned-musical-theater-defector, during a banned Underground cypher. He posts the clip. It blows up. Now the whole school thinks she's the mystery "Mixtape Cheer Girl" who can sing, flip, and freestyle like she was born in The Nova Stage. Now she's being hunted by: The Sapphires - LCPA's reigning cheer dynasty who want her on the mat, or off campus. The Cadence Collective - an elite acapella group who heard her riff and won't take no for an answer. House of Vibe - the Underground's rebellious step crew who say she's "one of them now." And Jules? He's either her way out... or the reason she'll crash harder than before. He's got his own secrets: a scholarship on the line, a family who thinks theater is a "hobby," and a voice that could sell out Harmony Hall if he wasn't terrified to use it. To survive LCPA, Echo has to do the one thing she swore she wouldn't: step into the light. Auditions for the Winter Showcase are in 8 weeks. The prize? A solo on the Spotlight Studio live broadcast. The cost? Every secret she's buried. At LCPA, you don't just perform. You compete. You fall. You rise. Welcome to The Starfall Files.

This short story is a prequel to my main project "In the Eyes of Canvas." It was originally made for a fantasy contest on a different website, but I decided to post it here too. All the characters in this story will be showing up in the novel, so I figured it fit well. Thanks for reading, and, as always, feedback is appreciated! K. A. A. Bernhardt

21-year-old Harbour Elliott is still living with her parents trying to navigate her future, she longs to know what 5 years down the road or 10 will look like. She's trusting in God to help her follow His will for her life. A family has recently moved next door to the Elliotts, Harbour seems to have trouble coming to terms that the 15-year abandoned house is now someone else's.

G!p You were the new band nerd. She was the popular party girl. What will happen when you two meet find out in You Can Say Hi

Just a person going through the motions with real anecdotal stories of love and despair. other account: @g_natalia_s

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