Coverage mentioning Ben Duncan, drawn from published sources.
Jimmy Banks has released the Guards Club Knockout competitors, dates and head-to-heads for the 2026/27 season. Each piper will play a 30-minute set in the series.
Read the original ↗Pipe Major Ben Duncan is set to perform at the Mackenzie Caledonian Piping Recitals on 16 October. The recital is presented by the Mackenzie Caledonian Piping Recitals.
Read the original ↗Liam Horne won the 2026 Nicol-Brown Amateur Invitational Piping Championship in Rockville, Maryland. The contest also featured results for Angus MacPhee, Ben Duncan, Kyle Shead, Connor Sinclair, Ashley McMichael, Josh Dickson, Sandy Cameron and Alasdair Henderson.
Read the original ↗Ben Duncan won the Premier & A Grade March, Strathspey and Reel, while Angus MacPhee won the Premier & A Grade piobaireachd at Glasgow’s Royal National Mòd. Kyle Shead also lifted the Sheelah J trophy.
Read the original ↗Solo piping placings from the Piping Championships at the Royal National Mòd in Glasgow are listed, with a full set of named competitors across the events. The results include piobaireachd, March, Strathspey and Reel, and hornpipe and jig contests.
Read the original ↗Entries are open for the Caritas Banner Piobaireachd Competition for pipers aged 18 and under at George Watson’s College. Ben Duncan is hosting the event, which is being held there again.
Read the original ↗P/M Ben Duncan says the Caritas Banner Piobaireachd Competition for pipers aged 18 and under will be held on 29 November at George Watson’s College in Edinburgh. The event is piobaireachd-only and includes three age-based categories, with entries due by the closing date noted in the announcement.
Read the original ↗The National Piping Centre and William Grant Foundation are presenting the 53rd Glenfiddich Piping Championship at Blair Castle on 31 October 2026. The event starts from 10:30 a.m. and the published line-up includes ten solo pipers.
Read the original ↗Bagpipe News looks back at the 2026 Masters through photographs of all 20 MSR competitors. Alasdair Henderson won the piobaireachd and Connor Sinclair the MSR at the National Piping Centre on 9 August.
Read the original ↗The London Recital returns on 2 October 2026 at St Botolph-without-Bishopsgate, featuring Callum Beaumont and Ben Duncan. The organiser lists the Pinstripe Highlanders and Piobaireachd Society as hosts, with support from the Highland Society of London. Its retrospective identifies Angus MacColl and Iain Speirs as the 2025 performers.
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