Historical clue formulations

• Come (together) — 2026-08-21
• Common parade sight — 2026-05-02
• Kiss or Heart — 2026-01-13
• Genesis or Yes — 2025-12-16
• Word after wedding or rubber — 2025-07-01
• Something a newlywed might wear — or dance to — at a wedding — 2024-07-07
• Focus of a geologist or music reviewer — 2024-03-26
• Cake or Bread — 2023-04-05
• Ring or belt, essentially — 2023-03-12
• Word after rock or rubber — 2023-01-17
• Kings of Leon or Queens of the Stone Age — 2022-06-13
• Label signing — 2021-11-07
• Green Day or Black Sabbath — 2021-03-23
• Extracurricular activity for a musician — 2020-08-31
• Hot Chocolate or Vanilla Fudge — 2018-12-04
• Wedding need ... or booking — 2018-09-02
• The Rolling Stones or Smashing Pumpkins — 2017-07-11
• Wedding expense — 2016-01-31
• The Eagles or the Byrds — 2014-11-10
• Wedding feature, in two different senses — 2014-07-24
• Posse, e.g. — 2014-06-25
• Tour group? — 2014-04-13
• Ring — 2013-04-27
• AM or FM specification — 2011-08-13
• Word after string or rubber — 2011-05-15
• See 35-Across — 2010-11-29
• Unadorned ring — 2009-05-10
• Halftime crew — 2008-10-15
• Wedding reception staple — 2008-04-22
• The Beatles, e.g. — 2006-12-25
• Company — 2006-10-20
• The Beatles or the Stones — 2005-02-08
• Wedding reception staple — 2004-05-24
• Wedding staple — 2004-04-18
• The Merry Men, e.g. — 2004-03-03
• Singer's backup — 2003-08-06
• Group at school athletic events — 2001-05-21
• Wedding entertainers — 2001-02-06
• Ring — 1997-11-09
• Boston or Chicago, e.g. — 1997-10-15
• Join — 1997-10-04
• Range of frequencies — 1996-12-27
• Ring — 1996-09-26
• Parade feature — 1996-09-17
• Troop — 1996-06-04
• Combo — 1994-09-29