Hunter Hayes Reveals The First Time He Heard Himself on Radio
. After six weeks of radio promotion for his debut single, "Storm Warning," Hayes and his publisher were back in Nashville in a restaurant parking lot ready to head home when a familiar song came on. "I had just come off a six-week radio tour so it was a bit of a time warp for me," Hayes told Radio.com. "I had never been on the road that long. I was leaving dinner with my publisher and we were parked on opposite ends of the parking lot and she pulled around to where I was parked and rolled down the window and there was 'Storm Warning,' rocking. So I turned my car off and went over to her car and we jammed a little bit. That was the first time I heard it on the radio out of the blue." Hayes said the excitement of hearing one of his songs on the radio never wears off. In an interview with Radio.com last year, Hayes also recalled hearing his GRAMMY-nominated single "I Want Crazy" on the radio with his parents in Nashville. Read what he had to say about that here. Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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