Tucker Wetmore Announces Debut Album “What Not To,” Out April 25

Tucker Wetmore unveils his debut album “What Not To,” arriving April 25, and shares the lead single “3,2,1.”

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Tucker Wetmore is ready for his moment with the announcement of his debut album, “What Not To,” dropping April 25 via UMG Nashville. The rising country artist revealed the news while taking the stage at the Ryman Auditorium during UMG’s Country Radio Seminar showcase, where he also performed the album’s title track.

Produced by Chris LaCorte, the 19-song album weaves together themes of heartache, redemption, and personal growth, serving as a deeply personal reflection on Wetmore’s life. The title track, “What Not To,” was co-written with Jacob Hackworth, Chase McGill, and Jameson Rodgers and is a testament to Wetmore’s journey so far.

Alongside the album announcement, Wetmore has dropped “3,2,1,” a radio-ready country hit about regret and lost love, set to impact radio on March 10.

With Platinum-certified hits, an iHeartRadio nomination, and over 780 million global streams, Wetmore is a name to watch in 2025. Pre-save “What Not To” now and listen to “3,2,1” today!