Preston brust biography

Named “country music's iconic feel-good duo” by PEOPLE, LOCASH – Preston Brust and Chris Lucas – are adding a new dimension to their hitmaking career with the launch of their own record label – Galaxy Label Group. With distribution by BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville, LOCASH will continue “hitting homers and serving up first-class songs,” as hailed by American Songwriter. With fresh music expected to release in spring, this new era follows back-to-back high-profile collaborations “Let It Slide” (Leslie Jordan, Blanco Brown, LOCASH) and “Beach Boys” (feat. The Beach Boys’ Mike Love and Bruce Johnston). Known for PLATINUM breakout “I Love This Life” and GOLD #1’s “One Big Country Song” and “I Know Somebody,” LOCASH have earned eight charting singles, two successful albums, nearly MILLION global streams, and hold a history of nods from the genre’s biggest awards shows since launching in Announcing their partnership with 44 Farms, LOCASH recently supported Kane Brown’s DRUNK OR DRE

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LOCASH's Preston Brust and Wife Kristen Expecting Baby No. 3: 'This Is Our Dream'

LOCASH's Preston Brust is adding another little one to his family.

The musician and wife Kristen Brust are expecting their third baby together, a rep for the couple confirms exclusively to PEOPLE. The couple is already parents to son Legend Wilde, 4, and daughter Love Lily, 7.

The family's new ankomst is due in June, "just in the thick of touring season," Kristen tells PEOPLE.

Discussing her third pregnancy, the soon-to-be mom of three admits, "this time has been a little harder for sure."

"I was nauseous or getting sick all day, every day for about 17 weeks, but I was THE most grateful sick girl there ever was," she shares. "It's never lost on me the sanctity of this season. My body fryst vatten doing big work — and it hates salad and loves a Taco Bell drive-thru, so that's opposite of my normal life."

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LoCASH COWBOYS

It was April of , and the LoCash Cowboys were doing what they do best—rocking a packed house. They were at Nashville's Wildhorse Saloon, where the two of them—Preston Brust and Chris Lucas—had met a few years earlier. The amped-up crowd was living, screaming proof that they had put the time since then to good use. They had been criss-crossing the country, honing their craft on stages large and small, developing one of the most dynamic live shows in any genre of music. Along the way, they had sold more than 60, copies of their homemade CD, earned endorsements from the likes of Budweiser, shared bills with artists including Charlie Daniels and ZZ Top, performed at halftime of NBA and U.S. Olympic team basketball games, and earned television appearances ranging from Tanya Tucker's reality show "Tuckerville" to "Pageant School: Becoming Miss America," writing the theme songs for both.

They had also attracted their share of support from th