Courtney Hadwin, who had received widespread recognition after the video of her audition on the thirteenth season of America's Got Talent went viral, recently announced her upcoming UK tour. According to reports, Hadwin is set to perform next year in February in Birmingham and London, with support from the band MuddiBrooke. After AGT, Courtney Hadwin was signed to the Simon Cowell's Syco Records and later competed on the spin-off show America's Got Talent: The Champions. Apart from this she has also written and released her own singles over the past few years. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostThe news of her UK tour dates comes months after Courtney Hadwin announced the release of her anticipated single Spellbound back in February. Following that, Hadwin released her debut album Little Miss Jagged in September. In an interview with Fault Magazine, the twenty-one year old singer reflected in how proud her younger self would be of her achivements and how far she has come since that first audition. She said:"I think she would be shocked at how much I’ve changed and proud of how much courage I have now. I used to care so much about what people thought. I never showed it, but every hate comment or sly remark hit me really hard. I’d sit and wonder if I wanted to put myself in the limelight at all."More about Courtney Hadwin and her career after America's Got Talent Courtney Hadwin was born on June 6, 2004 to Paul Hadwin and Anne-Marie Storey Hadwin. Hadwin, who has been singing from a young age, auditioned on The Voice Kids UK and was a finalist on the show before being eliminated. According to Variety, later in 2018 Courtney Hadwin auditioned for the thirteenth season of America's Got Talent, where she wowed judges with her performance of Otis Reading's "Hard to Handle." She received a Golden Buzzer from judge Howie Mandel, sending her staight to the live shows. The clip of of her performance racked up millions of views within a week, with everyone praising her strong vocals. She was eliminated in the finals in the sixth place but was soon signed by Simon Cowell. In 2019, she released The Cover Sessions album, where she recorded songs of well-known artists like Harry styles, Lil Nas X, Jonas Brothers and many others. In the years since then, Courtney Hadwin left Syco Records when it closed its doors in 2020. Courtney Hadwin has now chosen to pursue a career as an independent artist, carving a place for herself among great musicians. According to Fault Magazine, Hadwin has also written her own songs, and in her interview with the outlet, she reflected on how she took time to release her debut album, wanting to write songs based on her real-life experiences, which she had little of when she was younger. Hadwin has also released other singles like Breakable, D.N.A, You Only Love Me When I Lie, and Call Me Back, among several others.Courtney Hadwin, who has often been compared to Janis Joplin, worked with Grammy-winning producer Kevin Bowe for her most recent album. In her interview with Soundsphere, she explained why decided to take a step back in her career and how it has shaped her journey. She said:"I went through a stage of everyone around me telling me what I should sound like and who I should be! I was working with writers who just didn’t get why I loved music, and we were creating music that I couldn’t relate to at all. l was so lucky to have been introduced to Kevin Bowe, as he also pushed me more forward, to be more myself and stand up for who I wanted to be, and what I wanted to be portrayed as in my music."Just a few days ago, Courtney Hadwin released a cover of Black Sabbath's 1972 song, Changes, as a tribute to Ozzy Osbourne, who passed away earlier this year on July 22.