Tucker Wetmore went from viral TikTok newcomer to headlining arenas around the world, and 2026 is his moment. If you’ve snagged tickets to The Brunette World Tour, you’re probably wondering exactly what the Tucker Wetmore 2026 setlist looks like — and the good news is it’s a tight, hit-packed run with one genuinely surprising twist in the middle.
Here’s a full breakdown of what Wetmore has been playing on the road this year.
The Tucker Wetmore 2026 Setlist
This is a representative setlist from Wetmore’s 2026 headline shows. He shuffles a few things night to night, but the core of the show has stayed remarkably consistent.
About You (intro)
Proving Me Right
Break First
Silverado Blue
Wine Into Whiskey
Bad Habit
Sunburn
3,2,1
Who Told You That?
What Would You Do?
Piano Cover Medley
Wind Up Missin’ You
Brunette
The Piano Medley Is the Wildcard
The most talked-about moment of a Tucker Wetmore show isn’t one of his own songs — it’s the piano cover medley.
Midway through the set, Wetmore sits down at the piano and rolls through a mashup of covers that changes from city to city. It typically opens with Gavin DeGraw’s “I Don’t Want To Be” and closes with Train’s “Drops of Jupiter,” but the songs sandwiched in between are where the surprises live. At one recent show, he wove in the Georgia Satellites’ “Keep Your Hands To Yourself” and Hank Williams Jr.’s “All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight.”
If you’re going to multiple dates, this is the segment to watch — no two nights are guaranteed to be the same.
The Hits Driving the Show
For a relatively new artist, Wetmore already has a deep well of fan favorites, and the setlist leans on the biggest ones.
“Wine Into Whiskey” and “Wind Up Missin’ You” — two of the singles that first broke him — remain anchors of the show. “3,2,1” keeps the energy high, and of course he closes with “Brunette,” his early-2026 single and the tour’s namesake. It’s a smart, crowd-pleasing note to end on.
Where the Songs Come From
Most of the setlist is built around Wetmore’s debut studio album What Not To, released in April 2025. That record supplies staples like “3,2,1,” “Break First,” “Brunette,” “Wind Up Missin’ You,” and “Wine Into Whiskey.”
He also digs into his 2024 debut EP Waves on a Sunset for tracks like “Silverado Blue” and “What Would You Do?,” and pulls in newer material such as “Proving Me Right” and “Sunburn.” It’s a set that spans his whole young catalog — which, impressively, already runs deep enough to fill a headline show.
A Fast Rise to the Headline Stage
Part of what makes a Tucker Wetmore concert so fun is how quickly he got here. Just a couple of years ago he was an unknown; now he’s headlining his own world tour and pulling support slots alongside country heavyweights.
That momentum shows on stage. The 2026 shows have the loose, grateful energy of an artist who knows exactly how fast everything has happened — and a crowd that’s been singing every word right back at him.
Setlists Shift Night to Night
As always, treat this as a reliable guide rather than a locked-in guarantee. Wetmore adjusts his set depending on the venue — full headline shows run longer and deeper, while festival appearances and support slots get trimmed down to the essentials.
The cover medley in particular is designed to keep things fresh, so the exact songs may differ from the night you attend. But the backbone — the singles, the singalongs, and that piano moment — has been steady all year.
The Bottom Line
The Tucker Wetmore 2026 setlist is a lean, confident showcase from one of country’s fastest-rising stars: all the hits that made him, a catalog-spanning middle, and a genre-hopping piano medley you won’t see coming. Whether it’s your first Wetmore show or your third, The Brunette World Tour delivers.
Heading to a show? Grab tickets here, and you can always check the latest live setlist updates before you go. We’ll keep this post updated as the tour rolls on.
For more, check out our breakdown of Sam Barber’s 2026 setlist.
