Hunter Hayes

Everyone needs a drink and to calm the heck down. There's no doubt that 2013 has had Nashville's panties in a complete bunch. Mainstream Country Music is evolving; it's more electric guitars, more rapping infused, less fiddle, less steel banjo...

Luke Bryan, Tim McGraw and other country superstars were honored as the 2013 CMT Artists of the Year on Tuesday (Dec. 3). The recipients all gave smashing performances and heartfelt speeches to make the evening a very special celebration of their successes.

Who wouldn't want to be introduced by San Diego's finest news crew?!

Hunter Hayes, Tim McGraw, Florida Georgia Line, Luke Bryan and Jason Aldean were all honored at the annual CMT Artist of the Year ceremony.

Hunter Hayes and a handful of guitarists were a part of the 'CMA Country Christmas' special on Dec. 2, but in satellite fashion.

Hunter Hayes may be a youngster on the country music scene at just 22 years old, but that's not stopping him. The singer will be tenacious with his next album, for which he's already written around 60 songs!

As you may have heard, our very own Clay Moden is down in Nashville this week, hanging out with the stars before the 2013 CMA Awards. And you can watch all of his video interviews right here!

Hunter Hayes' 'Everybody's Got Somebody But Me' video featuring pop singer Jason Mraz focuses on the two feeling a little less than thrilled at all the love they see around them.

Check out this sucker! It's a YouTube mashup of "Everybody's Got Somebody But Me" by Hunter Hayes and Jason Mraz. It's like a 'Glee'-version that Hunter made -- pretty cool.

Taylor Swift used to release the coolest behind-the-scenes videos from her tour and personal life. She was one of the first artists to use social media to the max!

Hunter Hayes may only be 22, but he's caught the eye of Elton John, and finished up the title track track for the legend's forthcoming tribute album.

For her final show of the American leg of the 2013 Red Tour -- and the third night of a sold-out trio of concerts at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville -- Taylor Swift wanted 'Crazy,' and she got it.