Tucker Wetmore Helps Stuck Fans Get Trucks Out Of The Mud

What began as a disappointing cancellation turned into a core memory for country star Tucker Wetmore when he stepped in to help his fans in need.

Originally scheduled to perform at Round Rock Amp in Texas on Saturday night, Wetmore’s show was cancelled at the last minute after heavy rain left the grounds waterlogged and the continuation of the show to be unsafe.

Instead of simply disappearing, however, the artist and his team stayed on site to turn things around for the fans who had already made the journey and now found themselves stuck.

When fans began getting bogged at the muddy parking areas, Wetmore jumped in, rolled up his sleeves, and helped push out bogged trucks. He also posed for photos with fans, signed autographs, and turned the cancelled concert into a kind of impromptu meet and greet.

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Sharing the heart warming moment on socials, it was clear that Wetmore’s attitude was calm and sincere with fellow fans and artists flooding the comments. Twinnie summed it up with “Legend” while Abbie Parkinson said what we were all thinking “That’s hot”.

What could have been a flat out disappointment for fans who had spent their hard earned time and money, became a bonding moment that they will no doubt remember for a long long time.

For Australians, the excitement is building as Wetmore gears up for his first ever run of shows in Australia in March 2026. After dominating country radio with hits like Wind Up Missin’ You and 3, 2, 1 Wetmore is ready to bring his high energy live show to Aussie fans with appearances at CMC Rocks as well as being a special guest on Jordan Davis’ Ain’t Enough Road Tour which is hitting Sydney, Melbourne and Perth.