Ryan Adams continues to show his fans some love. After teasing fans earlier this year with pictures and videos of him in the studio and giving his fans updates on new music, the singer recently gave fans an update on even more music. He tweeted that he has “4 records on a shelf,” teasing his albums Blackhole, Prisoner 2, and Prisoner 3.  The albums will be follow-ups to his 2017 album Prisoner, his sixteenth album. Prisoner received much critical acclaim, with mxdwn giving it a High Fidelity and saying its as “classic and resilient as ever.”

I wrote this album.
I have 17 new songs.

I have 4 records on a shelf
Does anyone want to hear
Prisoner 2 & 3
Black Hole?
Live at Capitol Theater w v@stringdusters
Exile on Main Street cover live & rehearsal?

I'm just asking to see if maybe I'm crazy & no one does. pic.twitter.com/mXyHitWfTK

— Ryan Adams (@TheRyanAdams) June 18, 2018

Adams also hinted at possible live performance for fans that would take place at the Capitol Theatre. He then followed up with another tweet stating “I have amazing fans. I want them to be able to hear my songs while I’m here. Released my way. To play them for you live.” He also stated that there are a total of “69 unreleased songs” that he had recorded over a summer.

Summer of 69 unreleased songs https://t.co/bHznOZyla0

— Ryan Adams (@TheRyanAdams) June 19, 2018

According to Stereogum, Adams teased the Blackhole album’s cover art and stated in a lengthy caption that is about the music and using that music to heal others. “This is just about music. A small but important thing that helps heal and keeps some hope alive for us all.” He continues to say  “I get to listen to it. I hope you can soon too. And so much else.” In the same article, Adams jokes around at the idea of collaborating with Bryan Adams. He says “It could happen. He’s a badass & I have a tape machine.”

There's a darkness in the world right now – and I say this knowing what horrible things are happening and how small and insignificant this is to familes being separated, kids being put in prison camps, the EPA allowing companies to dump raw toxins in our water, and unhinged madman creating chaos daily in our country. It's all horrifying. This is just about music. A small but important thing that helps heal and keeps some hope alive for us all. I have the best fans. I want them to be able to hear my songs while I'm here. Released my way. To play them for you live. There's no map. Bob Dylan and @gratefuldead taught me that. I'm trying to come to terms with that. There's something blocking my way. I just want to be who I am. Every artist is different. I make a lot of music. I am wildly in love with writing songs. Not every one should come out. But, there's too much held back. I am not and never will be some huge artist who has to create their career so they can play the next stadium. And if I were I would ONLY get there being who I really am. A song-crazy goofball. It's time to be who I am. Songs are gifts. Music heals. Let it live. Cold Roses was written & recorded in 2 weeks. FYI… Every minute of it in a studio right before it was tracked. I love you, cats. Here's what the cover of Black Hole is. I get to listen to it. I hope you can soon too. And so much else. XO

A post shared by Ryan Adams (@misterryanadams) on Jun 19, 2018 at 2:46pm PDT

It could happen. He's a badass & I have a tape machine. https://t.co/KADKd1xVgY

— Ryan Adams (@TheRyanAdams) June 19, 2018

Adams recently paid tribute to The Rolling Stones by performing the band’s classic album Exile on Main St in New Orleans, LA. He called the special performance “Exile on Bourbon Street.” Rolling Stones producer Don Was took the role as the music director for performance.