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Hunter Hayes was born in 1991 in Breaux Bridge, Louisiana. A young musical prodigy, Hayes began learning to play music when he was still a toddler, and by the time he was four he was performing on Nickelodeon, on talk shows such as Rosie O’Donnell and Maury, and for President Bill Clinton. After graduating from high school early, at the age of sixteen, Hunter moved to Nashville and began working as a songwriter, penning hits for such notable act as Rascal Flatts, before securing his own recording contract.
Although he had already self-released four independent albums (Through My Eyes, Make a Wish, Holidays with Hunter, and Songs About Nothing), Hunter Hayes’s self-titled major label debut was released in 2011. The album spawned four top twenty singles: “Storm Warning,” “Somebody’s Heartbreak,” “I Want Crazy,” and “Wanted,” which hit the number one spot. To further boost the album, Hayes joined Taylor Swift as her opening act for her 2011 tour, and later in that same year joined Victoria Justice for a duet that appeared on the soundtrack for the remake of Footloose (2011.) In the following year, Hayes opened for Rascal Flatts and wrote the song “Where We Left Off,” which appeared on the soundtrack for Act of Valor.
Although Hunter Hayes’s career is just starting, he has already been nominated for three Grammies (Best New Artist, Best Country Album, and Best Country Solo Performance) and has earned a host of other award nominations, including Best New Artist (Academy of Country Music Awards) and New Artist of the Year (Country Music Association Awards.) Hayes is also the youngest member ever to be inducted into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame. The promising young star is planning his next studio album at the moment, and fans eagerly anticipate hearing from Hunter Hayes very soon.
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