Tucker Wetmore, born November 5, 2000, in Kalama, Washington, began his music career after a college football injury in Montana ended his athletic aspirations. He returned home, took up songwriting on guitar, and moved to Nashville in 2020 to pursue country music, blending traditional storytelling with modern melodies, baritone vocals, and influences from rock, reggae, and hip-hop. Wetmore debuted with 'Wine Into Whiskey' in February 2024, followed by the No. 1 single 'Wind Up Missin' You,' which achieved 2x Platinum status and charted on Billboard's Hot 100. Nominated for ACM and CMA Awards, he released his debut album What Not To in April 2025, featuring tracks like '3,2,1' and 'Brunette.' He has surpassed 1 billion career streams and appeared on the Twisters soundtrack. Known for high-energy live performances, Wetmore supported Kameron Marlowe's Strangers Tour, joined Luke Bryan's FARM TOUR 2024, made his Grand Ole Opry debut, and completed a sold-out headline tour.