PLATINUM-selling country duo LOCASH are taking their signature high-energy live show across North America with the announcement of the first leg of their Let The Country Music Play Tour, launching this week in support of their feel-good summer anthem of the same name.
Named after their collaboration with Parmalee, "Let The Country Music Play" reimagines Rupert Holmes' classic "Escape (The Piña Colada Song)" into a celebration of country music, friendship, and good times. Released in June via the duo's own Galaxy Label Group, the track has quickly become one of the season's standout sing-along anthems.
The tour officially kicks off following LOCASH's appearance at Country Jam USA in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, before making its way across North America with stops in major markets including Las Vegas on Aug. 16 and wrapping Dec. 12 in Hollywood, Florida.
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Known for transforming every venue into what feels like a neighborhood backyard party, Preston Brust and Chris Lucas have built a reputation as one of country music's most engaging live acts. Their concerts blend chart-topping hits with crowd interaction, delivering fan favorites including the PLATINUM-certified "I Love This Life" and their multi-week No. 1 smash "Hometown Home."
Beyond headlining dates, the tour itinerary also includes appearances at several of the summer's premier country festivals, including Freedom Fest in Minnesota, OC Smoke Show in California, and Country Splash Cabo in San José del Cabo, Mexico. One of the tour's most unique stops comes during the Hilton Head Island Jam Songwriter Festival, where LOCASH will host the LOCASH Golf Bash at Atlantic Dunes at Sea Pines Resort. The celebrity scramble tournament will benefit Lowcountry charities as well as the Tunnel to Towers Foundation, combining music, golf, and philanthropy into a weekend celebration.
The tour announcement caps an already memorable summer for the duo. Earlier this month, Brust and Lucas served as Grand Marshals for NASCAR's eero 400 at Chicagoland Speedway during Fourth of July weekend, delivering the iconic "Drivers, start your engines!" command as NASCAR returned to the historic Illinois track for the first time in years. With a new anthem built for warm-weather playlists and a tour designed to bring fans together night after night, LOCASH are proving once again that their greatest strength lies in creating the kind of communal country music experience that keeps audiences singing long after the final encore.