This Sunday's Music on the Mountain concert will feature The Last Call Girls, a high-energy, honky-tonk Americana band that plays rockabilly, Cajun, zydeco, roots rock and traditional country music.
The Last Call Girls band plays music ranging from tunes made famous by Patsy Cline, Hank Williams and Johnny Cash to Tom Petty, Aretha Franklin and The Beatles, interspersed with originals by nationally acclaimed songwriter Nancy McCallion.
McCallion and her sister, Lisa, are the band's lead singers; they've been singing together since they were teenagers. Lisa also plays bass, and Nancy plays guitar and pennywhistle.
Rounding out the band are Kevin Schramm on guitar, dobro and accordion; Tom Rhodes on fiddle, guitar and mandolin; and Michael Joyal on drums.
Music on the Mountain kicks off with a musical jam session/song circle from 11 a.m. to noon. This Sunday's song circle will be hosted by Eb Eberlein, an Americana/roots/folk musician and KXCI radio personality who fronts his own band, Eb's Camp Cookin'.
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Musicians are invited to bring their instruments and join the song circle.
Presented by the Live Acoustic Venue Association - aka LAVA Music - Music on the Mountain takes place from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sundays through Sept. 4 under a big tent in Summerhaven on Mount Lemmon.
Admission is free. No outside food, drink or coolers are allowed.
Details, including a video and link to musicians' websites, are available at www.lavamusic.org online, or email bonnie@lavamusic.org or call 647-3234.
