Tucker Wetmore – Sunburn Mixtape

Award-winning country hitmaker Tucker Wetmore turns up the heat with his six-song Sunburn Mixtape: , out now via Back Blocks Music/MCA/Mercury Records. Built for long hot days and late summer nights, the collection pairs three brand new tracks with a trio of fan favourites.
 
Produced by Chris LaCorte, the mixtape’s newly released tracks move from the after-midnight abandon of “Crazy To Yourself” to the playful chemistry of “98%” and the moonlit romance of “ Yours.” They join “Sunburn,” the hazy standout named Song of the Week by The New York Times’ Popcast, “Proving Me Right” and “Who Told You That.”
 
Earlier this month, Wetmore earned the No. 1 most-added song at Country radio with “Who Told You That,” landing 89 first-week stations. The milestone marks Wetmore’s largest add day of his career as the single debuted at No. 54 on the Country Aircheck/Mediabase chart. Riding a groovy, breezy country rhythm, “Who Told You That” finds Wetmore drawing a line in the sand between reputation and reality.
 
The new mixtape follows Wetmore’s third consecutive No. 1 with “Brunette” and a string of milestones, including being named Billboard’s Country Rising Star and winning New Male Artist of the Year at the 61st ACM Awards. After completing the sold-out first leg of The Brunette World Tour presented by NÜTRL Vodka Seltzerin London this spring, Wetmore joined HARDY’s Country! Country! Tour and will take the second leg of his headline tour into this summer and fall. Come September, he’ll join Brooks & Dunn for select dates, with a special stop at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena on September 12.
 
Hailed as “one of country music’s biggest breakout successes over the past few years” by Billboard, Wetmore continues to build on the momentum of his debut album, What Not To, which became the biggest country album from a new artist last year. The album debuted at No. 15 on Billboard’s all-genre 200 Albums chart and helped propel Wetmore to more than 2.7 billion global career streams.
 
With three consecutive No. 1s, major award recognition and a rapidly growing fanbase, Wetmore is carrying one of country music’s hottest runs into the peak of summer. Fans can keep up with Wetmore on Instagram:  

ABOUT TUCKER WETMORE:
An ACM Award-winning singer-songwriter and headline performer who has already surpassed 2.7 billion career streams, chart-topper Tucker Wetmore has taken just a few years to leave a lasting mark. Raised in Kalama, Washington, the piano-playing student of country, rock, reggae and more wrote his first song after a college football injury, reaching Nashville in 2020. Kicking off his career with Platinum “Wine Into Whiskey” and 2x Platinum debut No. 1 “Wind Up Missin’ You,” Wetmore landed on Billboard’s all-genre Hot 100 in 2024 with both tracks, showcasing a serene, sawtoothed-country buzz. He released his debut album, What Not To, to wide acclaim in 2025, wrapping hard-won life lessons in laid-back singalongs and soul-scouring balladry. The project marked the year’s biggest country album debut from a new artist. Out now, his six-song Sunburn Mixtape turns up the heat with sun-dappled grooves, polished hooks and a sleek rhythmic pulse, expanding the sound of a hitmaker firmly in his stride. After earning his first two Mediabase Country No. 1s with “Wind Up Missin’ You” and “3,2,1,” Wetmore became just the 14th artist in chart history to take his first two singles to No. 1 in the same calendar year. He then went three-for-three with “Brunette” before sending his latest single, “Who Told You That,” to Country radio. Already a veteran of major tours alongside Luke Bryan, Thomas Rhett, Jason Aldean, Jordan Davis and more, Wetmore launched The Brunette World Tour in 2026 with dates across the U.S., U.K. and Europe. Named ACM New Male Artist of the Year, a Billboard Country Rising Star and CMA New Artist of the Year nominee, he continues to build on a breakout run defined by three consecutive No. 1s and sold-out headline dates.

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