Lee Brice Celebrates New RIAA Certs

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From L-R: Curb Records’ John Clore; Curb Records’ Jeff Tuerff; Curb Records’ Benson Curb; Curb Records’ RJ Meacham, Curb Records’ Laurel Kittleson-Cobb; Lee Brice; Window World’s Tammy Whitworth; Window World’s Jamie McBride; All Veteran Group’s Mike Elliot; All Veteran Group’s Luke Conner)

Lee Brice had a high-flying Gold and Platinum celebration on his family farm recently when he was surprised with an RIAA certification and airplay plaques acknowledging some recent accomplishments. The surprise included a celebratory fly-over by All Veteran Group, founded by Golden Knight Mike Elliot, in conjunction with Window World for Brice and his team to watch.

Joined by his team and partners, including Red Light Management, Curb Records, Window World and All Veteran Group, Brice was presented with plaques for “One Of Them Girls” staying No. 1 on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart for three consecutive weeks and earning the RIAA Gold certification, as well as a career plaque for 16 RIAA certifications representing 22 million units: Brice’s “Rumor,” “Hard To Love,” and “I Don’t Dance” recently certified triple Platinum, while “Love Like Crazy” is now certified double Platinum, and “Parking Lot Party” is certified Platinum. “One Of Them Girls” and his 2017 album Lee Brice, have now reached Gold status as well. Twelve consecutive radio singles released by Brice have now been RIAA-certified.

The celebration comes as he preps for the release of his latest album, Hey World, due out Nov. 20, and the release of his latest single, “Memory I Don’t Mess With.”

Lorie Hollabaugh
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