

Apriori Release ‘Love Tonight’ Ahead of New Album ‘Bad To The Bone’
9 Oct 2026
Blackpool trio Apriori have released ‘Love Tonight’, the first single from their upcoming album, Bad to the Bone.
Due for release in early summer 2027, Bad to the Bone is the band’s fourth studio album and follows Voodoo Love. After a decade together, Apriori have developed a distinctive sound that pairs classic hard-rock influences with a modern approach.

Image Credit: Shavorne Wilbraham
Featuring Tony Lang on vocals and guitar, Mouse on drums and Mark Wilson on keys, the band have appeared at festivals including Maid of Stone, HRH, Call of the Wild, Love Rocks and Firevolt. They have also received coverage in Classic Rock Magazine.
Following a headline tour and a hometown show at Blackpool’s Waterloo Music Bar, Apriori are beginning their latest chapter with ‘Love Tonight’.
The single gives fans a first taste of what to expect from Bad to the Bone, with three remaining live dates this autumn offering the chance to catch the band onstage.
Explaining the meaning behind ‘Love Tonight’, Apriori said:
“Love Tonight
Is about the darker side of devotion,
The kind of love that consumes every part of you.
Giving in to something so powerful that you’d willingly dance with the flames of hell
or walk through purgatory just to hold onto it.
Love becomes more than an emotion...it becomes an obsession,
blurring the line between paradise and damnation”
Apriori Live Dates — 2026
10 October: Leo’s Red Lion, Gravesend
17 October: The Giffard Arms, Wolverhampton
14 November: Rockmantic Festival, Grimsby — headline appearance
Band Links
Website | Facebook | Instagram | TikTok | Spotify
Image Credit: Shavorne Wilbraham





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