Music fans are raving about Courtney Hadwin’s incredible a cappella rendition of Adele’s “Set Fire to the Rain” — and it’s clear why!

When Hadwin performed her bold a cappella cover of the iconic song, viewers were not expecting what came next. With nothing but her raw talent and powerful voice, she hit a high note so impressive that it completely took the song to another level.

Watch her cover below.

What made this cover stand out even more was Hadwin’s daring, raspy tone that matched Adele’s emotional depth while adding something entirely fresh. She made the song her own, adding a new layer of intensity that left listeners in awe. It wasn’t just a performance; it was a moment where the song transformed, taking on a new life through Hadwin’s unique vocal control.

Fans had no idea what to expect when they heard she was covering Adele — but one thing is for sure: this bold interpretation will have them hitting replay over and over. Even the most die-hard Adele fans couldn’t help but be blown away by the way Hadwin rocked the song with her stunning high notes.

Here’s what to know about “Set Fire to the Rain”

Adele’s “Set Fire to the Rain” is one of her most powerful ballads, released as the third single from her groundbreaking album 21 in 2011. Written by Adele herself, along with producer Fraser T. Smith, the song captures a moment of emotional vulnerability, as the singer reflects on heartbreak and the desire to break free from past pain.

The track opens with a haunting piano melody, which sets the stage for Adele’s signature soulful vocals to shine. What makes “Set Fire to the Rain” so striking is its dramatic, sweeping chorus, where Adele belts out the lyrics with raw emotion, conveying both strength and sorrow. It’s the kind of song that speaks to universal experiences of love, loss, and personal growth.

Adele’s vocal range is particularly on display in this song, as she moves effortlessly between delicate verses and powerhouse moments in the chorus. The line “I set fire to the rain, watched it pour as I touched your face” became instantly iconic, capturing the intensity of the emotions that so many listeners can relate to.