Hunter Hayes

Hunter Hayes is gearing up for his big Tattoo (Your Name) Tour, and he prepared in a big L.A. way!

During a recent trip to Nashville's iconic Grand Ole Opry, Hunter Hayes got a chance to perform his rockin' new single, 'Tattoo,' and show off his guitar skills.

Hunter Hayes had a busy Friday (Aug. 22) morning! The 22-year-old announced the Tattoo (Your Name) Tour is kicking off this fall after performing on 'The Today Show.'

Country's biggest stars have taken the challenge -- the Ice Bucket Challenge! It turns out, dumping a bucket (or many buckets) of freezing cold water on your noggin brings in lots of money for ALS, as millions of dollars have been raised since Blake Shelton and company started taking the plunge.

In a spectacular upset, newcomers Maddie & Tae return to the Video Shootout this week to face Hunter Hayes and Love and Theft.

Every Hayniac would dissolve into a puddle if Hunter Hayes serenaded them with his new hit 'Tattoo.' In his new music video, he sings the catchy (and utterly adorable) song to a gorgeous brunette, and he seems so smitten with her it seems that he'll be the one to dissolve into a puddle just by looking at her.

Hunter Hayes is spending a lot of time teasing fans with snippets of his upcoming music video 'Tattoo.' In this exclusive Taste of Country sneak peek, we get another little taste of what to expect.

Hunter Hayes's new music video for his his infectious hit 'Tattoo' is all about love, but with a secret weapon to try to win a beautiful gal's heart: graffiti. The singer talks about the storyline behind the video and also shares a sneak peek at the ultra-creative project.

According to Hunter Hayes' new single, 'Tattoo,' the multi-talented country singer-songwriter might just be willing to get a little permanent ink -- if he meets the right girl of course! The new single, off of Hayes' 'Storyline' album is classic Hayes, returning to the reason fans love him so ardently - that boy can write a love song like nobody else.

The 2014 CMA Fest went out with a bang on Sunday (June 9), the last day of the four-day music festival. It was highlighted by performances from several fan-favorite artists who lit up the stage at LP Field in Nashville.