
Tucker Wetmore (born November 5, 1999 in Kalama, Washington, USA) is an American country singer‑songwriter known for his heartfelt storytelling, warm vocals, and rapid rise in the modern country scene. He grew up in the Pacific Northwest and taught himself piano at a young age, later moving to Nashville in 2020 to pursue music full‑time after a college football injury shifted his focus to songwriting and performance. Wetmore began releasing music in 2021 and signed with Back Blocks Music alongside a partnership with UMG Nashville. He broke through internationally with hit singles like *“Wine Into Whiskey”* and *“Wind Up Missin’ You”*, both of which charted on the Billboard Hot 100 and *Wind Up Missin’ You* reached No. 1 on country radio. His debut album, *What Not To* (2025), showcases his blend of classic country with contemporary sensibilities. Wetmore’s music often reflects personal experiences and emotional storytelling, and he has toured extensively, performing alongside major country acts and making notable appearances at festivals and markets worldwide.
Contemporary Country, Country-Pop, Country Rock, Americana
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