Lewis Capaldi releases Almost and reveals Survive EP on November 14

Lewis Capaldi has released a new single, "Almost," and confirmed that his forthcoming EP, Survive, will be released on November 14. The song is the third new track he has shared since a comeback performance at Glastonbury in June and arrives as the Scottish singer prepares a series of outdoor headline dates across Ireland and the United Kingdom next summer.

"Almost" is a piano-led ballad that finds Capaldi reflecting on the aftermath of a relationship. In the song he sings, "I swear to God I'm almost alright, I only think about you all the time," portraying the liminal state between numbness and recovery. The track joins previously released songs "Survive" and "Something In The Heavens" on the EP, which will also include a forthcoming song titled "The Day That I Die." Survive is available for preorder.

Capaldi's return to releasing music followed a roughly two-year break from touring and recording. He made a surprise appearance at Glastonbury this summer, and has since performed a string of live shows in the UK, including sold-out dates in several cities. Promoters have announced a 2026 run of outdoor headline concerts that will begin at Marlay Park in Dublin on June 24 and...