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Country star Tucker Wetmore’s Oct. 25 show in Round Rock, Texas, had to be canceled due to stormy weather, but the singer didn’t leave his fans completely stranded.<\/p>\n
Instead, the newly CMA nominated best new artist showed up in the grassy parking area where several fans’ cars were stuck and helped push them out.<\/p>\n
“Show got cancelled so this is what we did instead,” the singer wrote on an Instagram video.<\/p>\n
The video shows Wetmore helping push vehicles out of the muddy parking field in the pouring rain before chatting with fans and giving a few fist bumps and taking photos.<\/p>\n
Wetmore commented only, “Love y’all,” on the post, but fans had a lot more to say including one who commented, “Wetmore gettin’ wet. What a hero you are.” Another commented, “Tucker and every member of his amazing entourage are incredible super humans!”<\/p>\n
More Wetmore: <\/strong>Tucker Wetmore’s biggest fan is Welch, a Wags & Walks bulldog available for adoption<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n New venue: <\/strong>Nashville’s newest live music venue in Wedgewood-Houston reveals name, renderings<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n Wetmore was recently nominated for a CMA Award for best new artist. The singer is having a big year on the heels of his debut album “What Not To,” which clocked in as the biggest country album debut from a new artist in 2025.<\/p>\n The album features back-to-back platinum songs \u201cWine Into Whiskey\u201d and two-times platinum \u201cWind Up Missin\u2019 You\u201d which was also his first No. 1 at country radio.<\/p>\n Following two sold-out headlining runs, Wetmore spent the summer of 2025 touring as direct support for Thomas Rhett\u2019s “Better in Boots” tour. Keep up with upcoming shows and tour announcements at tuckerwetmore.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n