John Encinio, Full House Band Perform Thursday at Repplier Park in Banning

John Encinio and the Full House Band were scheduled to perform Thursday night at Repplier Park in Banning.

Encinio and his band were late replacements for Strait Country, who had to cancel because one their members had a family emergency, organizers said.

Billed as a "high-energy performer," Encinio got his start in rodeo and initially enjoyed playing music for "cowboys and cowgirls from Texas, New Mexico and the Southwest.

"So we feel the influence of Jimmy Rogers, Lefty Frizzell, Jim Reeves, Bob Wills, Merle Haggard, and George Strait," Encino says on his SoundClick web site. "Our music combines the stylings of country, swing, Tex-Mex, blues and jazz chordings into our music."

The concert Thursday night will be the final Playhouse Bowl performance this summer.

Performers earlier this month included Ted Herman and his Orchestra, Queen Nation, and Jim Curry's Tribute to John Denver.

Encinio and his band were scheduled to play at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Repplier Park, at North San Gorgonio Avenue and East Wilson Street.