Tucker Wetmore's ACM Win: Emotional London Show

0:00On May 1st, Tucker Wetmore just snagged the Academy of Country Music, new male artist of the year award, and had hit him right in the middle of his, sold out London show. Picture this, three nights packed with fans and boom, the surprise drops on the final one. He beat out heavy hitters like Gavin Adcock, Vincent Mason, Shibuzi, and Hudson Westbrook. His mom, Sia, paused the whole gig to break the news, cracking jokes about interrupting her own sunset. Then screens light up with a video from Thomas Rhett, who hyped some up big time after a golf jab, congratulating him on the win and calling him one of. The most talented, out there. Wetmore lost it emotionally, hugging his mom as tears flowed from both of them. He paced the stage, wiped her tears, then hit the mic saying he's at a loss for words. Shattered out God, his people, fans in the venue and beyond, calling it all possible because of them. This crowns his rocket ride in Country Music. Back to back number one singles. Brunette climbing fast, debut album What Not To Hitting.

1:02Number 15 on the Billboard 200, over two. Billion Streams worldwide. Just wrapped three weeks at number one on UK Country Airplay 2. He's deep in the Brunette World Tour, eyeing CMA Fest at Nissan Stadium next, with fresh tracks dropping all year. Moments like this fuel the fire for artists grinding from the ground up. Music news powered by AI. This is Music News today. I'm Corey with The Story.