The RIAA honored Big Machine’s Brett Young at the Adventure Science Center in Nashville 3/19 with a coveted diamond certification. Young’s “In Case You Didn’t Know,” which was released in 2017, becomes only the ninth country song to amass 10m units in the U.S.

At the celebration, Young performed “In Case You Didn’t Know,” “Lady” and current single “Dance With You,” from his latest album, Across the Sheets, before accepting the diamond award in front of music-industry friends, media and his family—wife Taylor and daughters Rowan and Presley.

“‘In Case You Didn’t Know’ is truly one of those rare and extraordinary evergreen songs. It’s been seven years since its release and it continues to play and play and reach new audiences for Brett,” said Big Machine Label Group Chairman and CEO Scott Borchetta. “It’s a testament to Brett’s incredible songwriting ability and a shining jewel in his very robust and ever-expanding catalog.”

Pictured above once they managed to get Borchetta out of the Science Center’s full-motion flight simulator: (l-r) Otter Creek Entertainment’s JT Pratt and Haley McLemore, Borchetta, the RIAA’s Erin Burr, Otter Creek’s Van Haze, the RIAA’s Morna Willens, Young, the RIAA’s Jackie Jones and Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment’s Jimmy Harnen.