A Wealth Of Dates For LoCash

“I Love This Life” is the name of the tour as well as the new song from LoCash, a little ditty set to stir things up at the Country Radio Seminar in Nashville Feb. 23.

Meanwhile, the boys have a couple of shows before the record drops – Feb. 15 with Lee Brice at NYCB Theater at Westbury, N.Y., and Feb. 21 in Cheyenne, Wyoming, for the Frontier Days Volunteer Crisis Fund Benefit.

Here’s the complete schedule as it stands today:

Feb. 15 – Westbury, N.Y., NYCB Theatre At Westbury
Feb. 21 – Cheyenne, Wyo., Cheyenne Frontier Days Volunteer Crisis Fund Benefit
Feb. 28 – Evansville, Ind., KC’s Time Out
March 10 – Franklin, Tenn., Franklin Theatre
March 20-21 – Melbourne, Fla., Wickham Park Pavilion (Runaway Country Music Festival)
March 28 – Macon, Ga., Crazy Bull
April 10 – Santa Ynez, Calif., .Chumash Casino
May 30 – Annapolis, Md., Rams Head On Stage
June 5 –  Winfield, Kan., Winfield Fairgrounds (Rock N Country Festival)
June 11-12 – Hunter, N.Y., Hunter Mountain (Taste Of Country Music Festival)
June 19 – Sheridan, Wyo., Trails End Concert Park (Big Horn Country USA)
June 20 – Pueblo, Colo., Bands In The Backyard Festival Grounds (Bands In The Backyard)
July 11 – Rhinelander, Wis., Hodag Country Festival (Hodag Country Festival)
July 24 – Eau Claire, Wis., Country Jam USA
July 26 – Tooele, Utah, Country Fan Fest Grounds (Country Fan Fest)
Aug. 8 – Cherokee, Iowa, Creekfest Grounds  (Creek Fest Music Festival)
Aug. 14 – Sunrise Beach, Mo., Picklehead’s Roadhouse 

LoCash will also appear at Country Jam USA in Grand Junction, Colo., sometime during its June 18-21 weekend and at Thunder On The Mountain on Mulberry Mountain near Ozark, Ark., during the festival’s June 26-28 run.  Dates yet to be determined.  Visit LoCashMusic.com for more info.

And be sure to revisit Pollstar’s interview with Preston Brust and Chris Lucas when they were LoCash Cowboys.