The Revivalists Earns RIAA Gold for "Men Amongst Mountains"

The Revivalists' 2015 album Men Amongst Mountains has been certified Gold by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), marking a significant milestone for the band. The certification, awarded on November 14, 2025, recognizes 500,000 units in sales and streaming equivalents in the United States. Released by Concord Records, the achievement coincides with the album's 10th anniversary period, underscoring its enduring popularity.

Hailing from New Orleans, The Revivalists are an eight-piece rock and roll collective known for their soulful alt-rock anthems and formidable live performances. The band consists of David Shaw (lead vocals, guitar), Zack Feinberg (guitar), Andrew Campanelli (drums), George Gekas (bass), Ed Williams (pedal steel guitar), Rob Ingraham (saxophone), Michael Girardot (keyboard, trumpet), and PJ Howard (drums, percussion). The group has progressed from playing intimate local gigs to headlining sold-out shows at major venues, accumulating more than 800 million streams across their catalog and establishing a dedicated fanbase, with major listener hubs in cities like Denver, Chicago, and Charlotte.

Released on July 15, 2015, Men Amongst Mountains was the breakthrough album that propelled The Revivalists to mainstream success. Its commercial ascent was driven by the runaway success of the single "Wish I Knew You," which became a double-platinum smash and a fixture on alternative radio. The track's widespread appeal introduced the band to a national audience and cemented the album as a cornerstone of their discography. Other popular songs from the album include "It Was A Sin" and "Keep Going," which have also contributed to its lasting impact.