Over the weekend on the legendary Grand Ole Opry stage, High Valley was surprised by Warner Music Nashville execs Ben Kline and Cris Lacy with plaques celebrating the RIAA Gold certification of "Make You Mine." Following the Gold track—which has earned more than 50m on-demand streams—the duo's "Single Man" hit country radio last week as one of the most-added songs.

Pictured above celebrating High times: (L-R) WMN VP Artist Development Justin Luffman, WMN EVP Ben Kline, High Valley's Curtis Rempel, WMN SVP Artist Development Shane Tarleton, High Valley's Brad Rempel, WMN EVP A&R Cris Lacy and Opry GM/SVP Programming Sally Williams.

Over the weekend on the legendary Grand Ole Opry stage, High Valley was surprised by Warner Music Nashville execs Ben Kline and Cris Lacy with plaques celebrating the RIAA Gold certification of "Make You Mine." Following the Gold track—which has earned more than 50m on-demand streams—the duo's "Single Man" hit country radio last week as one of the most-added songs.

Pictured above celebrating High times: (L-R) WMN VP Artist Development Justin Luffman, WMN EVP Ben Kline, High Valley's Curtis Rempel, WMN SVP Artist Development Shane Tarleton, High Valley's Brad Rempel, WMN EVP A&R Cris Lacy and Opry GM/SVP Programming Sally Williams.