At this year’s Country Radio Seminar, Tucker Wetmore marked two significant milestones: his first appearance at the event and his debut performance at the legendary Ryman Auditorium.
For such an important occasion, Wetmore chose to share a deeply personal song titled “What Not To,” offering attendees an emotional glimpse into his dreams and struggles. The track reflects Wetmore’s longing for a traditional life—complete with a family and the stability of a white picket fence—while acknowledging the painful absence of those ideals in his own upbringing. In the song, he candidly explores the lessons learned from his past, singing, “I gotta admit, I don’t know what to do / But, thanks to you, I know what not to.”
This powerful performance solidified Wetmore’s place as a rising country music star, blending vulnerability with a unique perspective on life’s complexities.
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