Sundance Head, A Texan, Wins Season 11 of ‘The Voice’

Country singer Sundance Head from Texas was named the winner of Season 11 on The Voice. His win also gave coach Blake Shelton his fifth overall win on the show.

Head sang alongside coach Shelton and KISS in the finale, in addition to singing an amazing country version of Etta James’ “At Last.” Head had to beat out some tough competition to take the title.

The son of Texas legend Roy Head and a former American Idol contestant, Sundance won a recording contract and $100,000. Head took a moment to give a big thanks to his coach Blake Shelton...'I just want to thank you for being such a great guy and being so sweet to me, man. I know you don’t have to do that. You do this for a job, you know, but you really are such a genuine person, man. I thank the Lord that he put you in my life.'

Totally surprised by being crowned the winner of Season 11, Head broke down into tears.

The above music video takes us back to Sundance Head and his Blind Audition as he performed 'I've Been Loving You Too Long'. That's where it all started for Sundance on The Voice and it's easy to see why he was chosen to be a part of Season 11 and ultimately go on to win it!