Hunter Hayes at just 4 years old, singing the song "Jambalaya" with Hank Williams Jr., from the 1997 country fest.

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Hunter Hayes brings a new twist to "Jambalaya," a classic American country song, making it feel fresh while keeping its original fun feeling and storytelling about life in Louisiana. His version is lively and modern but still shows a huge amount of respect for the song's traditional country background. Hayes uses his singing skills to give the song a new sound that both people who've always loved this kind of music and those hearing it for the first time will enjoy.

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Hunter Hayes was born on September 9, 1991, in Louisiana, and he's an only child with parents who have Cajun, English, Scots-Irish, and German backgrounds. He was raised Catholic and grew up in singing both English and French. Hayes started his performance career at just 2 years old and by 4, he was appearing on TV shows like Maury, the Rosie O'Donnel Show, and Figure It Out on Nickelodeon, where he even performed "Jambalaya." He received his first guitar from actor Robert Duvall when he was 6 and at 7, performed at the White House for President Bill Clinton. At 13, he was on America's Most Talented Kids, singing "Hey Good Lookin'." By age 9, Hunter had already released his first album "Through My Eyes" and followed it up with more albums like Make a Wish, Holidays with Hunter, Honoring our French Heritage, and Songs About Nothing over the next few years.

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