Body |
Ring |
Join |
Group |
Troop |
Brass |
Combo |
Strip |
Fillet |
Troupe |
Posse? |
Stripe |
Maniple |
Company |
Ensemble |
Gathering |
Pop group |
Orchestra |
Rock group |
Asia, e.g. |
ABBA, e.g. |
Confederate |
Posse, e.g. |
Parade unit |
Big ___ era |
Tour group? |
U2, for one |
Music group |
Kind of saw |
Parade group |
Wedding ring |
Parade entry |
Music makers |
Brake feature |
Gigging group |
Goodman group |
Halftime crew |
Rush, for one |
Tijuana Brass |
Sousa's group |
Musical combo |
Kind of stand |
Musical group |
Amped-up group |
Cigar or brass |
Merry Men unit |
Parade feature |
Ratt or Poison |
Sousa's outfit |
Wedding choice |
Unadorned ring |
Rubber product |
Wedding staple |
Wedding symbol |
Act in concert? |
Alexander's men |
Half-time group |
Singer's backup |
Wedding expense |
Small orchestra |
Dance hall group |
Chicago, for one |
Musical ensemble |
Group of players |
The Beatles, e.g. |
Chicago or Boston |
Dave Matthews ___ |
Frontman's backup |
Garbage or Poison |
Kansas or Alabama |
MacNamara's group |
McNamara's outfit |
Players for Casey |
Alabama or Kansas |
Halftime marchers |
Ring or musicians |
Alexander's group |
Boston or Chicago |
Cigar collectible |
Ensemble of a sort |
Group of renegades |
It may be marching |
Marching or rubber |
Nirvana or Chicago |
Something to beat? |
Wedding ring, e.g. |
Deejay alternative |
Kiss or ABBA, e.g. |
Marching musicians |
Severinsen's group |
Group of musicians |
McNamara's, for one |
McNamara's ensemble |
Posse, for instance |
The Merry Men, e.g. |
Wings, for instance |
Sgt. Pepper's group |
Alexander's, for one |
Foreigner or America |
Hat or head follower |
Kind of wagon or saw |
Guy Lombardo's group |
Wedding entertainers |
Range of frequencies |
And the ___ played on |
Three Dog Night, e.g. |
AM or FM specification |
Guess Who and the like |
Half-time entertainers |
Halftime entertainment |
Multitude of blue jays |
Word with saw or shell |
Marching" musical group |
Brass or steel follower |
Kind of stand or leader |
Paul Lavalle’s group. |
Pink Floyd or Green Day |
Sergeant Pepper's group |
Strap, strip, or stripe |
Support for Springsteen |
The Eagles or the Byrds |
Wedding symbol or group |
Chicago or Boston, e.g. |
Boston or Chicago, e.g. |
Wedding reception staple |
A range of wave lengths. |
Group of parade marchers |
The Rolling Stones, e.g. |
It may be brass or rubber |
The Beatles or the Stones |
The Eagles or Finch, e.g. |
It can be rubber or brass |
Wedding ring or musicians |
Word with brass or rubber |
Instrumental musical group |
Word with street or garage |
X or the xx or even Ex Hex |
Word after rubber or brass |
Wedding need ... or booking |
Word after string or rubber |
Robin Hood's merry men, e.g. |
Rock ___ 4 (2015 video game) |
Group of halftime performers |
Group with no strings attached |
Hot Chocolate or Vanilla Fudge |
Alabama Shakes or Sparklehorse |
Wedding reception entertainers |
Group at school athletic events |
Wedding symbol or entertainment |
___ on the Run," McCartney album |
___ of Angels": R. P. Warren tale |
Making the ___" (MTV reality series) |
Group that should play well together |
Kansas or Florida-Georgia Line, e.g. |
OneRepublic or Coldplay, for example |
Coldplay or One Direction, for example |
The Rolling Stones or Smashing Pumpkins |
Marching ___ (musical group in a parade) |
Wedding feature, in two different senses |
One Direction or OneRepublic, for example |
The ____ 1989 Music Hall of Fame inductee |
Strip of material used for identification |
The Beatles or the Rolling Stones, for example |
Nickelback is the best one of all time, amirite? |
Marching ___ (musical group at a school football game) |