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The 2015 Taste of Country Music Festival kicked off with a bang on Friday (June 12).

LoCash rocked the stage at the 2015 Taste of Country Music Festival, just one day before their friend Tim McGraw arrived to headline Day 2 of the Hunter Mountain event.

The air was hazy and humid when LoCash took the stage at the 2015 Taste of Country Music Festival on Friday (June 12), but that didn't slow Preston Brust and Chris Lucas — or the audience — down one bit.

The Taste of Country Music Festival begins on Friday, June 12, but campers who load in early can catch three of the New York fest’s acts playing the campground party on Thursday night. LoCash will headline the concert at the fest’s Bud Light stage.

LoCash are among the acts slated for this year's Country Jam and Taste of Country Music festivals, and they promise their fans a good time — even if their sets are sometimes in the middle of the day.

Chris Lucas and Preston Brust of LoCash are ready to make 2015 their year. During that time they'll perform at the 2015 Taste of Country Music Festival. The Festival runs from June 12-14 at Hunter Mountain in New York.

Heavy rain showers didn't stop country music fans who'd come from all over to see Willie Nelson on Thursday night. Thousands packed Hunter Mountain in New York for the inaugural Taste of Country Music Festival. Ponchos, umbrellas, cold beverages and great country music kept fans in good spirits while the LoCash Cowboys, Parmalee and Nelson took the stage.

Thousands of people will pour into Hunter Mountain today as the Taste Of Country Music Festival kicks off.  This is a three day country concert event not to be missed.  On the main stage today, things start at 6:30pm With LoCash Cowboys.

If you wait long enough, being pigeonholed isn't a bad thing. That's the message from LoCash Cowboys' Chris Lucas, who readily admits songs like 'Here Comes Summer,' 'C-O-U-N-T-R-Y' and 'Truck Yeah' (written for Tim McGraw) put them in a rowdy, bad boy box that country radio wasn't quite ready for. Now, with groups like Florida Georgia Line having success, he hopes the songs from their own upcomin