The iconic rock 'n' roll band Volbeat has achieved a major milestone with their song 'A Warrior's Call' being certified gold by the RIAA. This achievement is a testament to the band's hard work and dedication to their craft.

In 2010, Volbeat released their album 'Beyond Hell / Above Heaven', which featured 'A Warrior's Call'. The song was written specifically for Danish boxing champion Mikkel Kessler, who was competing in the Super Six Tournament. The song is a classic Volbeat rock 'n' roll anthem with boogie woogie influences.

Volbeat's lead singer and guitarist Michael Poulsen spoke about the significance of this achievement, stating that he and his bandmates are 'very proud' of this acknowledgment. This certification is a nod to the fans who have supported the band throughout their career, filling venues and buying records.

The RIAA gold certification marks sales of 500,000 copies of 'A Warrior's Call', which is a remarkable feat for any rock band. This achievement is not just a recognition of Volbeat's music, but also a testament to the power of rock 'n' roll to bring people together and create a sense of community.

Republic Records co-founder and CEO Monte Lipman expressed his congratulations to Volbeat on this historic achievement, stating that they 'share this moment with all of those who work on our behalf to support Volbeat globally, and with the fans who know rock music is alive and well'.

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