Key Highlights
- Lewis Capaldi releases new single “The Day That I Die” from his EP ‘Survive’
- The track is described as one of Capaldi’s most raw and personal songs to date
- The EP includes four tracks, following on from ‘Survive’, ‘Something In The Heavens’ and ‘Almost’
- Capaldi recently played a surprise set at Glastonbury after making his comeback in June 2025
New Single Signals Lewis Capaldi’s Personal Journey
Lewis Capaldi, the Scottish singer-songwriter known for his emotive ballads and uplifting anthems, has once again ventured into uncharted emotional territory with his latest single “The Day That I Die” from his EP ‘Survive’, released on November 14, 2025. This track marks a continuation of Capaldi’s personal and artistic growth.
Personal Growth Through Music
“The Day That I Die,” set against a melancholic piano, offers listeners a glimpse into Capaldi’s emotional journey. In the lyrics, he reflects on leaving behind memories, his father’s feelings, and his sister’s well-being. The statement accompanying the release describes the EP as comprising “his most raw and personal songs to date.” This sentiment underscores Capaldi’s commitment to sharing authentic experiences with his audience.
EP ‘Survive’ and Past Singles
‘Survive’ is not Capaldi’s first venture into deep, introspective music. He followed the EP with singles such as ‘Something In The Heavens’, ‘Almost’, and the title track ‘Survive’. Each of these tracks has been praised for their emotional depth and sincerity, cementing Capaldi’s reputation as a true confessional artist.
Recent Comeback and Live Performances
Capaldi’s latest release comes after his successful comeback in June 2025. His surprise set at the Pyramid Stage during Glastonbury Festival marked the beginning of a new chapter for the singer, who had taken some time off to focus on his health due to struggles with Tourette’s syndrome.
Since then, Capaldi has been active both in studio and live performances. He recently wrapped up a series of UK live shows that celebrated Mental Health Awareness Week, further highlighting his commitment to mental well-being beyond just his music.
Supporting Mental Health Initiatives
In line with his personal journey, Capaldi has also been an advocate for mental health support. He partnered with BetterHelp to provide 734,000 hours of free online therapy, stating that “Therapy is the reason why I am able to be a musician again.” This partnership demonstrates not only his dedication to his craft but also his recognition of the importance of mental wellness.
Upcoming Tours and Future Plans
To coincide with the release of ‘Survive’, Capaldi announced a new UK and Ireland tour for 2026, including headline slots at events such as BST Hyde Park. These dates are expected to further cement his status as one of the leading voices in contemporary pop music.
Capaldi’s continued focus on both personal growth and community support through his artistry positions him as a unique voice in the entertainment industry, blending emotional depth with social consciousness.
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