LOCASH, featuring Chris Lucas and Preston Brust brought their Country Rock sounds back to The Grizzly Rose. Fans were ready for some fun and ready for some new music. LOCASH played songs from their newest release, Woods & Water, which included In The Woods, Chillionaire, Sippin’ Sunsets, and Beach Boys, and older recognizable tunes like One Big Country Song, I Know Somebody, and I Love This Life. Find the setlist in the photos below.
Joining the Nashville duo was Billy Campbell on lead guitar, Paul Scott on rhythm guitar and background vocals, Zach Fowler on bass, and Josh Ellis on drums. Check out LOCASH.com for more information.
Who is ready for summer? Check out the LOCASH song, Beach Boys.
Nathan Dean & The Damn Band from Phoenix, Arizona, started the night off with a wild ride, playing a wide range of tunes. NDATDB are just the good ol’ boys, never meanin’ no harm, except to people’s livers. Their energy and good times were infectious. In the times of flattenin’ the curves and straightenin’ shirt sleeves after vaccinations, Nathan Dean & The Damn Band had front-row fans thirsty for Classic Country, with Devil Went Down To Georgia, shared 90’s Country that included Should’ve Been A Cowboy and Man I Feel Like A Woman, and included newer Country with Save A Horse, Put A Drink In My Hand, Whiskey Glasses, and When It Rains It Pours. Besides mixing in a little AC/DC Dirty Deeds, and Lil John & The East Side Boys Get Low, Dean hit the R&B checkmark with Genuwine’s Pony. Wide range, wild ride. NDATDB also included original tunes Cheap Liquor, One More Bender, Test Drive, and That’s My Kind of Bar. NDATDB finished their set with a rockin’ rendition of Somebody To Love.
The Balladeer Nathan Dean, showing his hands but not his face on TV, on guitar and vocals, was supported by Crazy Cooter Bill Bogan on drums and backing vocals, Kody (Roscoe P. Colt) Raine on guitar and vocals, and Chris Don’t-Call-Me-Daisy Duke on bass.
Follow Nathan Dean & The Damn Band at nathandean.net. Makin’ their way, The only way they know how. That’s just a little bit more than the liquor law will allow.
That’s my kind of bar. That’s my kind of party.
