band
A band that plays rock music.
A band that plays pop music.
A pop group composed of young male singers.
A pop group composed of young female singers.
A band that plays jazz music.
A group of musicians who play instruments while marching together, often in parades.
Refers to a large jazz or dance band.
A band of musicians attached to a military unit.
A band composed of brass instruments.
A band that imitates the music and style of a famous band.
A band that plays songs originally performed by other famous artists.
A range of income on which a particular rate of tax is payable.
The group of musicians who play instruments and sing harmony with a lead singer.
A single person who plays multiple instruments simultaneously. Often used figuratively to describe someone who does everything in a business or project alone.
The official band of a military regiment.
A small group of people.
A band composed of wind instruments (woodwinds and brass).
A band composed primarily of string instruments.
A small, exclusive group of people.
A cheerful group of people, often associated with Robin Hood.
A person who is part of a musical band.
A rehearsal session for a musical band.
The person who leads a musical band.
A musical group plays music.
A musical group gives a performance.
A band suddenly begins to play.
A person who belongs to a specific musical group.
To be a member of a musical group.
To perform alongside a musical group.
Used to describe a group of people, e.g., 'a band of rebels'.
To become a member of a musical group or another type of group.
To begin a new musical group.
To create or establish a musical group.
To be the main performer or director of a musical group.
To be classified into a specific range or category.
To be located within a specific range or category, such as a tax band.
To direct the performance of a group of musicians.