- BAND
- Halftime marchers
- Word with brass or rubber
- Steel or brass
- Troupe
- League
- Word after {/rubber/} or {/klezmer/}
- Pink Floyd, Green Day, or Maroon 5
- X or the xx or even Ex Hex
- Kansas or Florida-Georgia Line, e.g.
- With 45-Across, what each of the long Across entries are
- Posse, e.g.
- See 18-Across
- Group that plays well together
- Ring
- Stripe
- Strap
- Rock-'n'-roll group
- Nirvana, for one
- Group of outlaws
- Combo
- Dance hall employees
- Symbol of commitment
- Cream, for one
- Marching group
- Wedding entertainment
- Dance hall group
- Group of parade marchers
- Strip of material used for identification
- Wedding symbol or entertainment
- Word with street or garage
- Three Dog Night, e.g.
- Chicago, for one
- Strap, strip, or stripe
- Narrow strip
- Rock group
- Something to beat?
- Alexander's ragtime group
- Musical group
- Musical combo
- Wedding symbol or group
- Musicians in a shell
- Wedding symbol
- Halftime sight
- 11-Down players
- Brass or steel follower
- Deejay alternative
- Frontman's backup
- Wedding ring or musicians
- With 61-Across, quick fix
- Boston or Chicago
- Robin Hood's merry men, e.g.
- 57-Down, for one
- Cigar collectible
- Wedding ring, e.g.
- Wings, for instance
- Parade group
- Wedding choice
- Ratt or Poison
- Brass __
- Gigging group
- Radiohead or Motörhead
- Wedding hire
- It may be brass or rubber
- Music group
- Mob
- Musical ensemble
- Sousa group
- DJ alternative
- AM or FM
- Frequency range
- Parade feature
- Instrumental musical group
- Parade entry
- Posse, for instance
- Small orchestra
- Group of renegades
- It may be marching
- Rubber product
- Halftime entertainment
- Marching musical group
- Confederate
- Halftime performers
- Get together
- Rubber or brass follower
- Musicians with no strings attached?
- Styx or the Stones
- Boston or Chicago, e.g.
- See 32-Across
- Asia, e.g.
- Surcingle.
- Doyle's "Speckled ___."
- Edwin Goldman's group.
- Group of musicians.
- Paul Lavalle's group.
- A range of wave lengths.
- Range of frequencies.
- Collar.
- Channel.
- Troop.
- Cousin of a combo.
- Group of people.
- Lawrence Welk's outfit.
- Strike up the ___ . . .
- Goldman aggregation.
- Tribe.
- Group.
- Unite in a troop.
- Company.
- Part of a parade.
- Brassard.
- Stripe or streak.
- Alexander had one.
- Fillet.
- Parade unit.
- Cigar or brass
- McNamara's outfit
- Kind of saw
- Posse
- Alexander's, for one
- MacNamara's group
- Sousa's group
- Sousa's outfit
- Brake feature
- McNamara's, for one
- Brass ___
- Guy Lombardo's group
- Kind of stand
- Marching or rubber
- Severinsen's group
- Sgt. Pepper's group
- Alexander's group
- Big ___ era
- Music makers
- Tijuana Brass
- Kind of stand or leader
- Half-time entertainers
- Word with saw or shell
- ___ of Angels: R. P. Warren tale
- Goodman group
- Alexander's men
- Half-time group
- Multitude of blue jays
- Gathering
- And the ___ played on
- Sergeant Pepper's group
- Hat or head follower
- ___ on the Run, McCartney album
- Group with no strings attached
- Kind of wagon or saw
- Maniple
- Players for Casey
- Join
- Group at school athletic events
- Wedding entertainers
- Singer's backup
- The Merry Men, e.g.
- Wedding reception staple
- Wedding staple
- The Beatles or the Stones
- The Beatles, e.g.
- Halftime crew
- Unadorned ring
- See 35-Across
- AM or FM specification
- Word after string or rubber
- The Eagles or the Byrds
- Tour group?
- Wedding feature, in two different senses
- Wedding expense
- The Rolling Stones or Smashing Pumpkins
- Hot Chocolate or Vanilla Fudge
- Wedding need ... or booking
- Extracurricular activity for a musician
- Green Day or Black Sabbath
- Label signing
- Kings of Leon or Queens of the Stone Age
- Cake or Bread
- Word after rock or rubber
- Focus of a geologist or music reviewer
- Something a newlywed might wear -- or dance to -- at a wedding
- '-- of Gold ('70 song)'
- '_____ of Gold' ('70 hit)
- Wedding ring
- Dave Matthews or Wes Houston
- The Who or the Guess Who
- Class of music?
- Kansas or Alabama, e.g.
- Word after big or indie
- Group of halftime performers
- Another type of 1 across
- Chicago or Boston, e.g.
- Nirvana or Chicago
- Ensemble
- Act in concert?
- Pink Floyd or Green Day
- The Rolling Stones, e.g.
- Cream or Cake
- Ironically, it might leave a ring when removed
- Touring group
- Word after "garage" or "grunge"
- Ring or group at a wedding
- Rainbow Kitten Surprise or U2
- Ring or musicians at a wedding
- Jazz group
- Europe or Chicago
- Strip
- Support for Springsteen
- Wedding present
- It uses amps
- It can be rubber or brass
- Kiss or ABBA, e.g.
- Ring or musicians
- Wedding reception entertainers
- Combo or sextet
- 44-Across, for one
- McNamara's ensemble
- Performers on a 3-Down
- Word after "rubber" or "rock"
- BTS or Black Panther
- Group performing at a music festival
- Get the ___ back together
- The Monkees or Gorillaz
- Blackpink or Green Day
- Group of players
- Kansas or Alabama
- Bread or Cake, e.g.
- Group that should play well together
- Amped-up group
- Rush, for one
- *
- Alabama or Kansas
- Queen, e.g.
- Alabama or Kansas, e.g.
- Range of radio frequencies
- Whitesnake or Black Sabbath, for example
