Swedish rock powerhouse Erik Grönwall continues the rollout of his upcoming solo album ‘Bad Bones' with the release of its third single, ‘Praying For A Miracle,' arriving May 1. Following the high-energy punch of earlier tracks ‘Bad Bones' and ‘Born To Break,' the new release reveals a more vulnerable and deeply personal side of Grönwall’s songwriting—without losing the vocal intensity that has defined his career.
Best known for his time fronting Skid Row and H.E.A.T, as well as his work alongside Michael Schenker, Grönwall uses ‘Bad Bones' to step fully into his own artistic identity with a collection of entirely original material. ‘Praying For A Miracle' stands out as one of the album’s most emotionally charged moments, inspired by a pivotal point in his life, taking the stage with Skid Row just months after undergoing a bone marrow transplant. The track captures that sense of uncertainty and resilience, exploring what it means to reach a moment where all that’s left is hope.
The single adds new depth to the ‘Bad Bones' narrative, balancing the defiance of earlier releases with introspection and raw honesty. It also arrives as Grönwall’s momentum continues to build, with a global fanbase following his journey through a hugely popular YouTube presence and a growing run of live shows.
With sold-out hometown performances in Stockholm and festival appearances across Europe on the horizon, ‘Praying For A Miracle' sets the stage for the full album release on May 22, offering a powerful glimpse into both the artist and the person behind the voice.
