Lynch receives a surprise
Lynch served as a special guest panelist alongside RIAA Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Cary Sherman and Broken Bow VP of Promotion Lee Adams for the first RIAA LIVE event of the summer at its Washington headquarters. Lynch gave acoustic readings of his hits "Where It's At," "Cowboys And Angels" and latest "Hell Of A Night."
After Lynch's performance, Sherman stepped onstage to present him with an official RIAA-certified plaque for his his chart topping single "Where It's At," the title track of his sophomore album.
"What a dream come true," said Lynch. "I have an incredible team of people that believe in me and my music and work so hard and spend time away from their families...this is theirs as much as mine. Big thanks to everyone at country radio that believed in this song and chapter two of my music."
"Where It's At" marks the second RIAA-certified Platinum single for the artist who was previously honored for his debut hit "Cowboys And Angels."
More news for Dustin Lynch
- 09/11/23: Lynch "Killed the Cowboy"
- 07/01/22: Lynch casts "Fish In The Sea"
- 02/10/22: Lynch, Block, Nichols, Cactus Blossoms present new releases
- 01/19/22: Lynch gets "Blue in the Sky"
- 05/14/21: Lynch + Lane = "Tequila on a Boat"
- 10/22/20: Lynch plays, parties in Sin City
- 04/08/20: Lynch burns it up with "Mama's House"
- 01/17/20: Lynch, Little Big Town drop new discs
CD reviews for Dustin Lynch
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