Bon Jovi’s ‘Always’ was just given new life thanks to Little Mix alum Perrie Edwards.
The pop singer left fans floored with her anthemic cover of the classic 1994 song.
BBC Radio 2 shared a snippet of the rock ballad performance on Instagram, captioning it: “Perrie covers Bon Jovi in the #R2PianoRoom 🧡”
Backed by a whole band and a trio of backup singers, Edwards’ vocals soar in the larger-than-life rendition.
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“Perrie covering Bon Jovi has to be the best thing! so obsessed watching this on repeat😍🔥” one fan complimented, as another noted, “Good lord she’s incredible,”
“golden golden golden voice 🌟🌟🌟” someone else expressed, with another adding, “YES Perrie incredible as always!🔥👏” and a third stating, “The golden voice 🥹.”
“So happy to see Perrie shining solo, she’s always had an incredible voice,” one fan said, as another declared, “Just listened to this live, head to toe chills! 👏.”
Others were thoroughly impressed that Perrie pulled this off while pregnant, writing, “Heavily pregnant and still slaying vocals! 👏👏👏” and “whilst pregnant THAT’S MOTHER.”
“🙌 I remember how breathless I was just putting my shoes on that pregnant 👏” another wrote, pointing out the feat.
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“She sang the h*ell out of Bon Jovi’s Always. Her voice and range are outstanding,” someone else expressed on Reddit.
Even Jon BonJovi himself chimed in, calling the performance “Beautiful.”
Written for the 1993 film Romeo Is Bleeding, it was shelved after the filmmakers passed on it.
That didn’t stop its success, however.
It was later released as a single on September 12, 1994, as part of Bon Jovi’s greatest‑hits album “Cross Road,” going on to become one of the group’s most successful power ballads.
It sold over a million copies in the US and more than three million worldwide, while reaching #4 on the Billboard Hot 100.
You can watch Perrie’s full performance below.
This story was originally published by Parade on Dec 24, 2025, where it first appeared in the News section. Add Parade as a Preferred Source by clicking here.