Tucker Wetmore Slates Debut Album ‘What Not To’ For April
Tucker Wetmore revealed during Universal Music Group Nashville’s Country Radio Seminar showcase at the Ryman earlier this week that his debut album, What Not To, will be released April 25.
Capturing the highs, lows and lessons learned in Wetmore’s 25 years, What Not To channels these hard-won lessons over the 19-song collection. The title track, written by Wetmore with best friend Jacob Hackworth, producer Chris LaCorte, Chase McGill and Jameson Rogers, is a deeply personal song to Wetmore about struggle, compassion and salvation.
Wetmore dropped a taste of the new album with the new single “3,2,1,” out now. The song, his leadoff single at country radio, follows Wetmore’s recent No. 1 debut “Wind Up Missin’ You.” The infectious track written by Josh Miller, Summer Overstreet and Jordan Reynolds tells the story of regret and missed chances.
Wetmore will make his Ryman Auditorium headline debut May 21, and is set to take on Country 2 Country (C2C) in March. His trip across the pond is bolstered by dates from his extended “Waves on a Sunset Tour 2025,” including a sold-out stop at London’s Electric Ballroom, and he’ll also join Thomas Rhett’s “Better in Boots Tour 2025” as direct support across 33 dates this summer.
