Is the word "with" capitalized here??

I am a musician and a few months ago I went on a brief tour with a local band. It wasn't huge, but I took some pictures. Here is my question...
I have a gallery on my website and wanted to include these photos.. I have a couple of different sections of the gallery, like "Family," "Friends," "Vacations."

I wanted to label the photos "Touring with (band's name)" But, is the word "with" capitalized in that? It's not going to be a senence, it's just the title that section of my gallery.
So, which is correct?
"Touring With (Band's Name)"

or

"Touring with (Band's Name)"

Thanks

It's your choice. I don't think there's a right or wrong way to do it, but I do think the more common practice is to lowercase it.

"With" is a preposition, and in titles, such short prepositions are usually lowercase.

You should use sentence style capitalization in a caption, therefore with would not be capitalized.

If it's a band name it can be used as capitalized form.

lower case w