Scottish singer-songwriter Lewis Capaldi has shared his rendition of Paramore’s beloved song ‘Still Into You.’ You can watch the performance below.
During a session for BBC Radio 1’s Live Lounge Month, which took place on Monday (October 20), Capaldi put his own emotional twist on Paramore’s 2013 hit. Accompanying himself on acoustic guitar, he was joined by his band, which enhanced the performance with organ, trumpet, drums, and a string section.
“I really admire Paramore and Hayley Williams,” Capaldi shared when asked about his cover choice. “While on tour, we were brainstorming ideas, and this one came to mind. It felt like a no-brainer. I hope we do it justice.”
In addition to the Paramore cover, Capaldi also showcased a live version of his latest single, ‘Something In The Heavens’. Check out both performances below, or listen to the full session on BBC Sounds.
‘Still Into You’ features on Paramore’s self-titled fourth studio album, released in 2013.
Last month, Capaldi concluded a successful UK and Ireland arena tour after making a surprise appearance at Glastonbury Festival this summer. He has announced plans for another headline tour across the UK and Ireland next summer, which will include two nights headlining BST Hyde Park and a slot at Leeds’ new Roundhay Festival (find remaining tickets here). He is also set to perform at the Isle Of Wight Festival 2026, alongside The Cure and Calvin Harris.
Earlier this month, Capaldi reflected on a viral moment with Formula One reporter Martin Brundle during the Singapore Grand Prix. In another surprise for fans, he performed ‘Something In The Heavens’ on the roof of an Aldi supermarket.
This latest track follows the impactful single ‘Survive’. Although he’s released new music in 2025, Capaldi has yet to announce a new album following ‘Broken By Desire to Be Heavenly Sent’. However, he has performed some unreleased songs during his recent tour.
