Tucker Wetmore Reveals All: His Debut Album, Musical Influences, and Surviving Arizona’s Scorching 100-Degree Heat

FLORENCE, Ariz. — Country music star Tucker Wetmore electrified the crowd at Country Thunder Arizona on Thursday, just two weeks ahead of his debut album release. The eagerly awaited album, titled “What Not To,” is set to launch on April 25.

Wetmore, who began playing the piano at the age of 11, draws inspiration from legendary musicians like Jerry Lee Lewis and Fleetwood Mac. His influences shape his music and resonate with his growing fanbase. “You can’t really beat the old classics,” Wetmore stated, highlighting his appreciation for music that has stood the test of time.

Performing at Country Thunder marks a significant milestone for Wetmore, who came into the spotlight following a challenging pivot from a football career. Injuries in college prompted him to reassess his path. “Deep down in my soul, I knew that I wasn’t on the right path,” he recalled. This epiphany led him back to his roots in music, where he has since found success as one of the genre’s rising stars.

Wetmore’s trajectory in the music industry has been marked by remarkable achievements, including a number-one single and millions of streams on various platforms. He has adeptly utilized social media to build anticipation for his upcoming album, sharing snippets of his music with fans eager for more.

As he prepares for the debut of “What Not To,” Wetmore emphasizes the importance of this album in introducing himself to the world. “Everything happened so fast last year,” he said, expressing his desire to connect with listeners on a deeper level through the stories behind his songs. “I’m excited for people to hear it.”

For Wetmore, every day feels like a testament to his achievements. “I get to do what I love every day,” he observed. Hearing his music play on the radio has only reaffirmed his journey, leaving him grateful for the opportunities that lie ahead.