Tucker Wetmore Announces Debut Album “What Not To” and Releases New Track “3,2,1”
Country sensation Tucker Wetmore announces his debut album “What Not To,” coming April 25, and shares his latest single “3,2,1.”
Country music’s rising star Tucker Wetmore has just revealed details for his debut album, “What Not To,” out April 25 via Universal Music Group Nashville. The announcement came during his performance at the Ryman Auditorium as part of UMG Nashville’s Country Radio Seminar showcase, marking another huge milestone for the breakout artist.
The 19-track album is a deeply personal reflection on life, love, and growth, capturing stories from Wetmore’s 25 years of experience. Produced by Chris LaCorte, the project is woven together by a central message of resilience and redemption, particularly highlighted in the soul-stirring title track, “What Not To.”
Alongside the album announcement, Wetmore released his newest single, “3,2,1”, a melodic, radio-ready track about love lost and missed chances. The song, crafted by Josh Miller, Summer Overstreet, and Jordan Reynolds, features clever wordplay and an undeniably catchy hook, making it a strong follow-up to his Platinum-certified No. 1 single “Wind Up Missin’ You.”
Wetmore has spent the last year solidifying himself as one of country music’s most exciting new voices, racking up over 780 million global streams, securing an iHeartRadio Music Awards nomination, and being named an Opry NextStage Artist. His Waves on a Sunset Tour has been a massive success, with sold-out dates across the country, including a stop in London as part of C2C Festival. He will also be supporting Thomas Rhett on the “Better In Boots Tour” this summer, further establishing himself as a must-see live performer.
With his first full-length album on the horizon, two Billboard Hot 100 hits, and a dedicated fanbase, Tucker Wetmore’s rapid rise shows no signs of slowing down. Pre-save “What Not To” now and listen to “3,2,1” today!