Out of nowhere, Ryan Adams has emerged with his new album Wednesdays, marking his first release since facing multiple abuse allegations.
The album is officially out tonight at midnight, but it's already on streaming services in other parts of the world, so you can preview Wednesdays below ahead of the record's proper digital release in North America.
UPDATE (12/10, 12 a.m. ET): You can now stream Wednesdays in full below.
According to retail listings, Wednesdays will also be getting a physical release on vinyl on PAXAM on March 19.
Adams' last album was 2017's Prisoner. He was then scheduled to release his record Big Colors in 2019, but that album was ultimately shelved soon after the singer was hit with serious allegations of emotional abuse and inappropriate conduct with a minor.
At the time, Adams had promised Big Colors would be the first of three album releases, which included Wednesdays.
The album is officially out tonight at midnight, but it's already on streaming services in other parts of the world, so you can preview Wednesdays below ahead of the record's proper digital release in North America.
UPDATE (12/10, 12 a.m. ET): You can now stream Wednesdays in full below.
According to retail listings, Wednesdays will also be getting a physical release on vinyl on PAXAM on March 19.
Adams' last album was 2017's Prisoner. He was then scheduled to release his record Big Colors in 2019, but that album was ultimately shelved soon after the singer was hit with serious allegations of emotional abuse and inappropriate conduct with a minor.
At the time, Adams had promised Big Colors would be the first of three album releases, which included Wednesdays.