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The Kooks<\/a> have released a new version of \u2018See Me Now\u2019, which was captured at their show at London\u2019s O2 last year.<\/p>\n The touching track originally featured on their 2014 album \u2018Listen<\/a>\u2019, but has found a new wave of interest in recent months after being played live on The Kook\u2019s biggest-ever UK headline tour last year<\/a>.<\/p>\n Frontman Luke Pritchard wrote the song about losing his father when he was just three-years-old.\u00a0Now, after a new surge in popularity, the band have shared a live version of the song, which was filmed at their performance at The O2 in London last year.<\/p>\n It comes with an evocative music video directed by Julien Temple, which blends together footage from the track\u2019s original 2014 video, clips from 2025 performance, and home footage of Pritchard as a child with his father.<\/p>\n \u201cThere\u2019s been a new meaning in that song for me since having kids. I realised that music was the connection to my dad,\u201d the frontman said. \u201cAnd the fan reaction has been humbling\u2026 sometimes a song just has its time.\u201d<\/p>\n