Clubhouse in the News!
Santa Monica Daily Press - 2024
“It brings the music program out to the community, because many people that aren’t parents don’t hear the music because they don’t go to the concerts [unless] they’re related to some kid in the band … so the marching band is out in the community at football games, at rallies, [at] the Fourth of July parade every year … it’s really something to be proud of,” Whaley said.
Storybridge - 2023
The Storybridge trailer was an exciting new project that ventured away from bands and into mobile libraries. The custom interior and graphics is helping kids throughough Amarillo, TX to turn the pages and dive into books through their program. “To ensure every child in the Amarillo Area owns at least 20 great books at home from birth to 5th grade, enters Kindergarten ready to learn and read, and
unlocks all the benefits of literacy.”
McAlester News-Capital - 2022
“It’s just a sigh of relief and a dream come true,” he said. “For all these years, we’ve had multiple vehicles taking all of our equipment. And now we have an all-in-one vehicle solution to get all of our equipment to get it where it needs to go safely and efficiently.”
Thompson - 2021
At first, Taylor and Hadley reluctantly took on other projects but eventually realized the full potential of their side project. In seven years, what was once a two-man weekend and evening hobby became a full-time business and the fastest-growing, privately-owned company in Central Oklahoma.”
Halftime Mag - 2020
“The students get to see that someone has invested in them,” said Taylor. “We’ve had unveilings where it’s not just the band, but the whole community is there, such as the mayor or a state legislator. These trailers become the face of the community and we strive to make it something they’re proud to showcase.”
The Oklahoman - 2020
Clubhouse built its reputation on innovation and customization. It installs space for uniform and instrument storage in each trailer, as well as interior and exterior LED lighting. A graphic artist creates the striking graphics that adorn the trailers and make each one a rolling billboard for the community.
CCJ Digital - 2019
“The trailer graphics for each of Lamar Consolidated Independent School District’s five high school marching bands scream school pride. The intricate details in the graphics bring the schools’ mascots to life. There is no missing these trailers going down the road, just as there is no mistaking which school each represents.” – Matt Cole, CCJ News Editor
VeloCity - 2019
“The trailer graphics for each of Lamar Consolidated Independent School District’s five high school marching bands scream school pride. The intricate details in the graphics bring the schools’ mascots to life. There is no missing these trailers going down the road, just as there is no mistaking which school each represents.” – Matt Cole, CCJ News Editor
Edmond Outlook - 2019
“We agonized over every detail, we sat in an empty trailer with a whiteboard coming up with new and creative ideas to problems that nobody had solved before,” Tyler said. “We didn’t rush the process, and that’s still one of the hallmarks that we have today, is constantly innovating, constantly looking at what we do very differently, and not rushing it, because we won’t sacrifice quality for speed.”