Kelly Clarkson Gives Fans Goosebumps with 'Dreamy' Cover of '90s Throwback Hit
is making fans nostalgic with her latest Kellyoke performance.
During the Friday, Aug. 1 episode of her eponymous talk show, the singer and powerhouse vocalist brought fans back to the late '90s by covering an iconic throwback hit: "Kiss Me" by Sixpence None the Richer.
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Clarkson, 43, put her own spin on the 1997 track, which she slowed down for an acoustic arrangement featuring a piano accompaniment from her music director Jason Halbert.
A video of the stunning performance was shared to the official Instagram account for The Kelly Clarkson Showon Friday, leaving fans once again in awe of the "Since U Been Gone" singer's ability to make every song she covers her own.
"This is soooo dreamy 😍😍," one fan commented under the Instagram clip, while another said they were literally "crying" over Clarkson's emotional rendition of the song.
"Instant chills," one user chimed in.
"Kelly turns any song into a goosebump-inducing beauty🙌," someone else added.
Another user called the Kellyoke cover "such a great interpretation of such a great song 😍," while others begged Clarkson to keep the '90s covers coming.
We need more acoustic throwback covers because this was simply brilliant 😭😩," one person implored.Kelly Clarkson Gives Fans Goosebumps with 'Dreamy' Cover of '90s Throwback Hit first appeared on Parade on Aug 1, 2025
This story was originally reported by Parade on Aug 1, 2025, where it first appeared.
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