Live music at Whiskey Dick's
The LoCash Cowboys are a national country group, hailing from Nashville, but they sure do love stopping by Columbus. On May 2, the Cowboys paid another visit to Whiskey Dick's for a show, just a few weeks after the band played the same bar April 3.
The concert featured a guest appearance by the Cowboys' tour manager for a cover of the classic Journey song "Don't Stop Believin'."
If you're not familiar with the LoCash Cowboys, you'll at least be able to appreciate one of the band's main philosophies (which led to the group's name): "LoCash is a way of life. It doesn’t mean you are poor or have no money. It just means that some of the best things in life are free—or LoCash. It’s remembering who you are and where you came from."
Check out all our photos from the show, and if you want more, take a look at our photos from the LoCash Cowboys show April 3 at Whiskey Dick's. Then check out some of our other recent photo galleries from concerts:
* The All-American Rejects and Shiny Toy Guns at the LC Pavilion
* Black Keys private show at Skully's
* Girl Talk at OWU SpringFest
* Shinedown benefit show in Newark
* Jack's Mannequin at LC Pavilion
* CD101 Day featuring The Parlor Mob
* Kings of Leon at the LC Pavilion
