| STEELBANDS | Groups of musicians who play on acoustic tuned instruments recycled from oil drums (5,5) |
| CONCERTPITCH | Artane Boys Band play it at Croke Park with standard tuned instruments (7,5) |
| BIDON | Word, from a French term for a shanty town made from oil drums, for a cyclist's water bottle (5) |
| PANS | Tambours made from oil drums (4) |
| ORGANISER | Word, from "instrument, tool", for an arranger, co-ordinator, doer, diary, Filofax, PDA, wedding architect or other person or thing who or which systematises or otherwise performs like a well-tuned "i |
| LEAD | A dull, silvery-grey metal that can be recycled from scrap batteries and pipes (4) |
| JUNK | Word whose meaning was etymologically recycled from "old rope" into "clutter, rubbish, scrap" (4) |
| SLOVENIAN | Anvil one's recycled - from the country |
| SITAR | After dropping note, artiste tuned instrument (5) |
| BRASSBANDS | Groups of musicians supporting women opening snack bars (5,5) |
| ORCHESTRA | Large group of musicians who play a variety of different instruments together for mainly classical music (9) |
| SPERMACETI | White waxy substance obtained from oil from head of some large sea creatures |
| ORCHESTRAS | Trash score badly written by groups of musicians |
| ORCHESTRAL | Groups of musicians (10) |
| SERENADERS | Musicians who play to the balcony? |
| STEELBAND | Group of musicians who play large metal drums (5,4) |
| IDLERUMOUR | Rue the oil drum accident in a doubtful story (4,6) |
| MARCHINGBAND | A group of musicians who play music as they walk (8,4) |
| STEELDRUMS | Caribbean instruments derived from oil containers |
| ONEARMEDBAND | Group of musicians who play "single-handedly"? |
