Imagine a young girl with the voice of a legend standing on the same stage where Elton John first played in America. At just twenty years old, Courtney Hadwin walked onto the stage at The Troubadour in West Hollywood to sing a very famous song. She chose to perform a cover of “Changes,” a song originally released in 1972 by Black Sabbath.
She looked like Janis Joplin, a rock star from the old days, with her long hair and Purple suit! She started the song very quietly and slowly built the pace. Watching the video, you can tell that she and the band had fun singing the song.
Courtney Hadwin – Changes (Live Cover)
People who watched her were shocked by how much she moved while singing. One person said that she sings with her whole soul and body. Another fan wrote that they could not believe such a big voice came from such a young person.
That quiet start soon turned into something much louder and more exciting as the band joined in. This was a big change because the original version by Black Sabbath was just a simple piano song. The band members Ozzy Osbourne and Geezer Butler wrote it a long time ago.
Ozzy Osbourne – Changes (Live & Loud)
The song was actually about their drummer, Bill Ward, who was feeling very sad after his divorce. It talks about how hard it is when life changes, and you lose a best friend. Courtney honors this sad story but adds her own loud screams and blues style. She loves Ozzy Osbourne, and you can tell she wanted to make him proud with this tribute.
Courtney Hadwin is an artist who is not afraid to show her true feelings on stage. She has a very special way of making old songs feel brand new for people today. You should go and follow Courtney Hadwin on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube right now. You do not want to miss what this star does next.