Nashville’s A-list took to the tarmac on October 21st for one of Music City’s most exclusive events, the second annual Hangar Party, hosted by Ryan Aviation Group’s Dan Ryan and Autobus’ Jeremy Maul.

Held inside a private hangar at Nashville International Airport, the glamorous soirée was part networking event, part luxury showcase, and part unforgettable live concert, headlined by none other than 2025 CMA New Artist of the Year nominee Tucker Wetmore.

A Night of Luxury and Live Music

The Hangar Party is quickly becoming one of Nashville’s most talked-about nights, bringing together the city’s top names in music, business, and entertainment. Guests mingled among gleaming Global Express jets from Ryan Aviation Group and Pullman Coaches from Autobus,  both companies celebrated for their human-centered, transparent approach to luxury travel.

With partners from Prevost, Mercedes-Benz Music City, MACK Trucks, Best Brands, Modern Luxury, and Call Sign watches, the event felt like a living gallery of high-end innovation.

Adding to the buzz was an exclusive culinary preview from Craig’s, the famed LA hotspot opening its second restaurant in Nashville’s Gulch later this fall. As sunset lit the hangar in gold, guests sipped cocktails and sampled hors d'oeuvres while taking in the spectacle.

Tucker Wetmore Takes Flight

The night hit full throttle when Tucker Wetmore took the stage for a fiery live performance that turned the tarmac into a full-blown concert. The rising star — already riding high on his No. 1 single “Wind Up Missin’ You” — captivated the crowd with a powerhouse set that included his viral favorite “Brunette” and his current radio single “3, 2, 1.”

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Wetmore’s performance proved why he’s one of country music’s fastest-rising names, blending charm, emotion, and grit in a way that had everyone from executives to artists on their feet. His CMA nomination for New Artist of the Year only amplifies his unstoppable momentum heading into 2025.

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A Celebration of Heart and Community

As the evening wound down, host Dan Ryan took the stage to thank the guests and toast another successful year:

“Like last year, we just want people coming to have a good time,” said Ryan. “Congratulations to Jeremy on Pullman Coaches this year. We just really appreciate you all being here. Have fun and be kind to each other.”

Ryan Aviation Group CEO George Wozniak echoed the sentiment, sharing his pride in Nashville’s warm embrace:

“To see [this event] come to life is such a fantastic thing for all of us. We get to bring our clients and friends from across the country and show them the heartbeat of our company — which is Nashville.”

With Tucker Wetmore’s electric performance and the night’s blend of luxury and authenticity, the 2025 Hangar Party didn’t just soar — it took flight.

Photo Credit: William King