![Hunter Hayes Announces New Album, “Wild Blue,” and Performs New Single, “Heartbreak” [Watch]](http://images.tritondigitalcms.com/6616/sites/286/2019/08/14125916/Hunter-hayes-CH.jpg#aqua_resizer_image_not_local)
Hunter Hayes stopped by the Today show on Aug. 14 to perform his new single, “Heartbreak.” In a surprise turn, Hunter revealed that his new album, Wild Blue (Part I), will be released via digital platforms on Aug. 16, two months before the scheduled release date. “So, we initially planned to perform on Today and…… MORE
Blake Shelton’s Ole Red Nashville is once again teaming with Spotify to host more than 50 artists during CMA Fest on June 6–9. Ole Red’s “Spotify House” will include an A-list group of performers throughout the week, including Midland, Old Dominion, Lauren Alaina, Hunter Hayes, Lil Nas X, Brantley Gilbert, Maddie & Tae, Scotty McCreery,…… MORE
Jim Casey talks with Hunter Hayes about: life-living and self-discovery as a 27-year-old releasing his first single in three years to country radio, “Heartbreak” the genesis of “Heartbreak,” which set the tone for his upcoming album trying to stay optimistic in the face of negativity releasing his self-titled debut album in 2011 growing up in…… MORE
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A number of country stars raised a glass in support of the T.J. Martell Foundation’s Best Cellars event at Loews Vanderbilt Hotel Nashville on April 22. The wine-tasting event, which also featured a gourmet dinner, helped raise more than $400,000 to benefit the T.J. Martell Foundation, the music industry’s leading foundation to fund innovative cancer…… MORE
Hunter Hayes shipped a new single, “Heartbreak,” to country radio on March 25. “Heartbreak” marks Hunter’s first single since 2016’s “Yesterday’s Song.” The new tune is the lead single from Hunter’s upcoming third studio album, which is expected later this year. “It’s a song about freedom,” says Hunter. “It’s a song about true honest happiness…… MORE
If you don’t have time to comb through social media all day, here’s what you’ve been missing over the last 24 hours or so in the country music world: Lee Ann Womack sits down with “The Killer.” Jason Aldean delights in his unborn child’s outlaw spirit. Blake Shelton is excited to return to The Voice. Tyler…… MORE
If you don’t have time to comb through social media all day, here’s what you’ve been missing over the last 24 hours or so in the country music world: Luke Bryan shares some footage of his very special birthday cake. Travis Tritt performs “Sometimes Love Ain’t Enough” with his daughter, Tyler Reese Tritt. Tucker Beathard…… MORE
Hunter Hayes is playing by his own set of rules . . . and he sounds like he’s enjoying the game. Following the unconventional release of three new songs—sans an album—via a link on Twitter in 2016, Hunter Hayes has dropped his first new tune of 2017, “Rescue,” a guitar-driven track he co-wrote with busbee…… MORE
Yesterday (June 26), Hunter Hayes released a new video for “Amen,” a song he made available for streaming on his birthday in September 2016. Hunter recently revealed to NKD magazine that the upbeat tune was inspired by his longtime girlfriend, Libby Barnes, saying, “Libby has been watching me go through this whole process, and that…… MORE
![Disco Party! Brad Paisley, Hunter Hayes, Charles Esten, Lindsay Ell & More Groove to the Sounds of the ’70s & ’80s [Exclusive Photo Gallery]](http://images.tritondigitalcms.com/6616/sites/1446/2017/06/05104714/Disco-Party-benefit-for-Alzheimers-Assoc-Kimberly-Williams-Paisley-and-Blair-Garner-2017-06-04-red-carpet.jpg#aqua_resizer_image_not_local)
Hosted by Kimberly Williams-Paisley and Blair Garner, the inaugural Disco Party to benefit the Alzheimer’s Association kicked off CMA Fest week on June 4 at Nashville’s Wildhorse Saloon. Brad Paisley, Hunter Hayes, Charles Esten, Lindsay Ell, Chuck Wicks, Jerrod Niemann, Jamie O’Neal, High Valley, Ryan Kinder, Todd O’Neill and CJ Solar donned their best disco-era…… MORE
