Sun City Girls was an avant-garde music group formed in 1981 in Tucson, Arizona, by brothers Alan and Richard Bishop, along with Charles Gocher. Known for their eclectic and experimental approach, they blended a variety of genres, including rock, free improvisation, and world music, often incorporating elements of performance art and non-traditional instrumentation. Their work is characterized by a strong sense of humor, surrealism, and a willingness to explore unconventional sounds and themes. The group gained a cult following and released a prolific body of work, influencing a wide range of musicians and artists before their hiatus in the early 2000s and the passing of Gocher in 2007. Sun City Girls left a lasting impact on the underground music scene, celebrated for their innovative style and artistic integrity.