Sundance Head

Sundance Head won Season 11 of The Voice on Tuesday night (Dec. 13) after a season-long string of killer performances in a huge variety of styles, but there are still any number of popular and country songs that we'd love to hear him cover.

Immediately after Sundance Head won Season 11 of The Voice on Tuesday night (Dec. 13), fans of his and the other three finalists reacted passionately on Twitter, and they haven't stopped.

Sundance Head has been voted the winner of the 11th season of The Voice.

Sundance Head invited two of his favorite contestants from The Voice Season 11 to the finale on Tuesday night (Dec. 13), to perform Cole Swindell's "Ain't Worth the Whiskey."

Sundance Head delivered quite a twist on his country and blues-based approach on the Season 11 finale of The Voice on Tuesday night, joining classic rockers Kiss for a medley of some of their biggest rock hits.

Sundance Head has more than earned a place in the country music conversation.

Sundance Head reached back — way back — for his cover song on NBC's The Voice on Monday night (Dec. 12). The soulful country singer covered Etta James' "At Last" in front of a small orchestra and millions watching at home.

Sundance Head performed an original song called "Darlin' Don't Go" during the season finale of The Voice, and released a stirring music video for the soulful country song.

Long before Sundance Head made his way to The Voice, he was on another reality singing competition -- American Idol.

Country music was well represented on The Voice Tuesday night (Dec. 6). Billy Gilman and Sundance Head both moved on to the finals in the results show that aired on Tuesday.