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Baby-faced country star Hunter Hayes may be young, but he can hang tough with the best of 'em come showtime. The talented singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist is a one man powerhouse, playing virtually every instrument and assuming production duties on his self-titled No. 1 debut. His precocity extends to the stage, where his silky croon and boyish good looks are matched by his equally impressive energy and showmanship. Hayes knocked fans' socks off at his shows in 2013, and with a sophomore album set for release in 2014, his upcoming tour dates are sure to be no different.
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
Born in Breaux Bridge, Louisiana, Hunter Hayes got an early start in music, taking up the accordion at age two and giving his first performances at age four. By age seven he had performed for Bill Clinton at the White House, and by age 13 he was singing away on America's Most Talented Kids. These would be end-of-career highlights for many performers, but for Hayes they were just the beginning. After opening for Taylor Swift on tour and penning songs for country icons Rascal Flatts, Hayes released his self-titled, self-produced debut album in 2011. The album peaked at No. 1 on the Top Country Albums chart and spawned several chart-topping singles, including his first No. 1 "Wanted." Since then, Hayes has racked up more awards and accolades than most performers twice his age, including a Grammy nomination for Best New Artist and a CMT Artist of the Year award.
FANS WHO BOUGHT TICKETS SAY:
" Hunter Hayes is fabulous live. He was such a great showman. Used the space incredibly well. Even my friend who doesn't like country loved the show."
"Hunter Hayes was so adorable, all I can say is that this show was for all ages and I would recommend it to anyone. He is so full of energy and puts on a great show that includes the audience!"
" He had so much energy... He didn't stop bouncing and jumping around for the entire 2 hours & 20 minutes he was on stage. Impressed by the length of the show, the clarity of the music and overall mood/attitude of the evening."
I’ve been going to concerts of his since 2016. I had the pleasure of going to Boston last year on my birthday to see his Flying Solo tour. I enjoyed every second. The talent this man had is outstanding. He is so humble, and makes every concert a night to remember. I can’t wait for you to play more shows in Nashville so I can see you again! Thank you for making great music, Hunter! :)
Hunter Hayes was personable & Kindhearted. He shared his life story & made us feel like we were family. Florida may have been in the middle of a hurricane but Hunter brought us through the storms of life.
This was the worst concert I have ever been to. He was boring and bland. Would not recommend him or see him again. Walked out like most of the crowd.
I am old fashioned and like a real person band …! Not AI ! Takes the human out of being !
He was pretty much a one man show, he did an outstanding job
Hunter Hayes Flying Solo tour is so outstandingly unique! Really appreciated the VIP front row seating package options. Stageside, M&G, Q&A, soundcheck, GREAT swag. Nothing missing from this show, except other band member… because Hunter does it all by himself. Michael the music prof did accompany him on the piano for a few selections. It was a truly amazing endeavor.
I'm a Punker but my wife loves country. I have learned to enjoy country as well. I know, a Country Punker I guess...... Anyways, this show was amazing. The production was great. Hunter was awesome at entertaining, interacting and performing. I highly recommend any music lovers to go check it out.
I love how personable this concert was. I was fun and Hunter was amazing as always! Really happy with the Venue as well! All around amazing time!
Loved the show and the venue. Hunter was amazing as always. Loved the requests and the intimacy of the venue with the artist. BluEyes was phenomenal as well. Wonderful time. Highly recommend this tour!!
He spent way too much time messing around with electronics to make "loops"and "background tracks"to play along with, because there wasn't a band with him. I feel this really detracted from the show. I go to quite a few concerts and can say that this was one of the slowest, lowest energy shows I've been to. It started off slow, slow through the middle, and only picked up at the last 2 songs when he - surprisingly - just picked up the guitar and played the music. I would have much preferred he just play an acoustic set, or one instrument set, rather than try to emulate the other instruments by himself. He's clearly very skilled and talented, but this particular show was a letdown.
