It is not every day that a young star gets to announce both a debut album and a full UK tour in one breath, but that is exactly what Courtney Hadwin did in her recent livestream. Sitting with her usual mix of nerves and excitement, she shared that Little Miss Jagged, her first official album, is finally out everywhere. Then came the big reveal: her very first UK tour.
The announcement felt more like a conversation between friends than a formal reveal. Courtney talked about playing in cities like London, Manchester, Birmingham and Glasgow. Her voice lit up as she mentioned each stop. She even smiled while explaining how the age rating was lowered to 14+ as it made it easier for her younger fans to join in.
Courtney Hadwin Announces Debut Album and UK Tour
Fans filled the livestream chat with support. One viewer said “I have waited years for this” while another wrote “You deserve every city on that map.” Many thanked her for thinking of younger fans and laughed when she admitted Newcastle tickets were going fast.
That same warmth carried into talk about her favorite song, “Different Kind of Pretty,” but the real heartbeat of Little Miss Jagged comes alive in another track: All The Love (Money Can Buy). Courtney’s story of struggle and self-worth flows right into this song, where she turns old hurt into a declaration of freedom.
Courtney Hadwin – All The Love (Money Can Buy)
In All The Love (Money Can Buy), Courtney sings with a fierce kind of honesty. The lyrics talk about people who once ignored her and now want to return because of her success. Her voice swings between anger and strength, backed by gospel fire. Fans loved the message, calling it “catchy but real,” and saying it made them “feel stronger just hearing it.”
Courtney has always been more than a singer, she is a storyteller who turns struggle into sound. Her voice carries grit, heart and a spark that refuses to fade. Whether she is on stage in Manchester or singing about betrayal, she stays true to who she is. Follow Courtney Hadwin on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. Sometimes, her songs remind us that staying real is its own kind of victory.