The Eagles Pep Band, which has been with the team for 28 seasons, is being "let go," a member of the group said on Wednesday.

The arena became a pile of shattered cement and mangled steel at 7 a.m. on March 21, 2004, after a 62-second implosion.

The Eagles are parting ways with their pep band, the group of musicians who serenade the stadium on Sundays and helped make “Fly, Eagles Fly” the unofficial anthem of Philadelphia.

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The Philadelphia Eagles are reportedly moving on from their pep band after 28 seasons with the team. Per CBS' Tom Igundo, a member of the pep band said they are being "let go." Igundo added that a ...

After 28 seasons, the Philadelphia Eagles are letting their pep band go, writes Matt Breen for The Philadelphia Inquirer. “It’s been glorious … ...