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Hunter Hayes is an American singer, songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist from Breaux Bridge, Louisiana, who plays 30-plus instruments. Raised singing in both English and French, he appeared on national TV as a child and performed for President Bill Clinton at a White House lawn party at age seven. After signing with Universal Music in 2008, he released his debut single "Storm Warning" (2011) and his self-titled debut album (2011), which topped Billboard's Top Country Albums chart and reached the top ten of the Billboard 200. Its standout single "Wanted" (2011) made him the youngest male artist to reach number one on Billboard's Hot Country Songs. That run earned him the 2012 CMA Award for New Artist of the Year, three BMI Awards and five Grammy nominations, including Best New Artist, and Billboard dubbed him the leader of country's youth revolution in 2014. He followed with Storyline (2014), The 21 Project (2015), Wild Blue, Part I (2019) and Red Sky (2023), and has toured on the Most Wanted Tour and the Closer to You Tour. On stage, Hayes is a dazzling musician, switching instruments with ease and pairing big pop-country hooks with virtuoso guitar.