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HAYES WARNER
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Born and raised in NYC, Hayes Warner’s music pulses with the city’s bold-spirited energy. This powerhouse is charging through the music scene with a sound that demands attention. Named one of People’s Emerging Artists to Watch, Hayes is on a mission to leave her mark — and she’s doing it with electrifying confidence and raw talent.
Her 2024 breakout single, “Just a Girl,” featuring rap sensation, Billy B, shot up to #34 on the Top 40 U.S. radio chart, setting the stage for Hayes’ meteoric rise. This was quickly followed by “Predator” — an infectious dance-pop anthem. With more than 2.6 million streams and counting, “Predator” hit Sirius XM Hits 1’s coveted “POWER” rotation, solidifying Hayes as an unstoppable force.
Hayes’ most recent track, “Oh!” — produced by Zhone (Charli XCX, Kesha, and Troye Sivan), has been nothing short of explosive. Debuting at #29 on the HITS 1 countdown, the track has sparked a social media frenzy and continues to gain momentum.
Her rising stardom earned Hayes a performance spot at the U.S. Olympic Gymnastics team trials in 2024. She also made a splash at Lollapalooza with two unforgettable sets and lit up North American tours as an opener for Neon Trees, The Scarlet Opera, and Crash Adams.
A graduate of Northwestern University’s elite musical theater program, Hayes caught the attention of music heavyweight Daniel Glass and inked a publishing deal with Glassnote Records. Beyond her solo career, she’s composed for Disney, Netflix, Nickelodeon, Paramount, and Fox and has been featured in Vogue modeling for rising designer, Kate Barton’s, latest collection.
With her debut EP dropping later this year, Hayes Warner is just getting started. Building a career that effortlessly blends grit and glamor, Hayes Warner’s unapologetic energy and boundless enthusiasm set her up to make a lasting mark on the music industry.

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