Hunter Hayes

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So the Cajun boy from Breaux Bridge Louisiana Hunter Hayes has taken Nashville by storm over the past couple of years with hit songs and he boyish charm. Well Hunter released his latest single called '21" a few weeks ago and today the video was released for the new record.

Jo-EL Sonnier started his year with a bang.  Last month on February 8th, Jo-EL Sonnier made a trip to Los Angeles to attend the Grammy awards as a nominee.  He was nominated in the category "Best Regional Roots Album". Well we all know what happened next...

Cajun music's own Jo-El Sonnier won the 2015 Grammy award for "Best Regional Roots Music Album" for his CD "The Legacy" last night in Los Angeles.

Former Cajun music star now Country music superstar Hunter Hayes has been on a tear since he hit the national scene. Last year, Hunter played his debut performance at the Houston Rodeo and he did such a good job he was invited back again this year!

Louisiana's own Hunter Hayes stopped by the Ellen show yesterday to discuss his Grammy performance and his new song called "Invisible". The Breaux Bridge, Louisiana native was once a Cajun music artist but as he got older he has now burst onto the national Country music scene and has had major success.  Here is a video from yesterday of Hunter visiting with Ellen.

Breaux Bridge, Louisiana boy Hunter Hayes will perform live this morning in New York City as he makes his debut on NBC's "The Today Show" in front of a huge crowd and a national television audience.

I was surfing around on Youtube today and I came across this video of Hunter Hayes at 8 years old performing "Rockin' Flames and 6 Years Old" on the Maury Povich show back in the day. It is really cool to see where Hunter first started to where he is today as a big Country music superstar.  Check this out!

Hunter Hayes from Breaux Bridge, Louisiana burst on the country music scene about a year ago with his debut single "Storm Warning".  Since then Hunter has scored a #1 hit with his second song "Wanted". Tonight, Hunter who started out playing accordion and playing Cajun Music, just won the Country Music Association (CMA) New Artist of the year award live on national television.

From time to time, I scan through the popular website Youtube for unique Cajun music video's that I can share with you.  I think today i found one! I found a video posted on Youtube of Louisiana's own Hunter Hayes and Wayne Toups performing live together on stage to Waynes big hit "Please Explain".  Check it out!