“Strong voice….powerful performance.” Host of the WB’s, The Daily Buzz

“Brenda has a unique and inviting sound.” Host of ABC4’s, Good Things Utah

“A highlight at our Japan Convention was having Brenda Burch sing her Nourish the Children song.  Her moving performance and the images of the children brought many in the audience to tears.”  NTC Ambassador, Japan

“You’ve got to hear Brenda perform live.  Some performers sound good on record but are average in a live concert setting.  Brenda, on the other hand, is the real deal.  She’ll blow you away on record and on stage.”  Host of CBS’, 2News This Morning

Booming at times, delicate at others, the Country vocals of Brenda Burch navigate soulful territory.  She has been the opening act for such head-liners as Neal McCoy, Collin Raye and Diamond Rio, to name a few, and has traveled overseas to perform at the Tokyo Dome in Japan as well as Asia Expo Centers in Hong Kong and Taiwan.

Brenda has been featured on local and national talk shows, commercials, radio, and has written songs for corporate conventions, Disney and Konami video games, commercial jingles and charitable causes.  For the past several years, she has supported the Nourish the Children initiative (featured in Oprah's, O Magazine) for which she wrote the theme song and continues to perform at their events.

In addition to writing and performing her own material, she enjoys writing for fellow artists, doing voice over work and recording projects for producers around the world. 
               
It all began when Brenda first realized her love for music at the age of three while singing for a crowd of 2000.  She started singing professionally at age 6, recording the theme song for a public television film.  From there, Brenda recorded vocals on national children's albums and several nation-wide commercials. 

Throughout her childhood, Brenda studied piano, dance and excelled at sports.  She listened to and performed a wide range of music growing up, but Country music always felt like home.  

While attending college, Brenda studied hard and worked her way through school by performing, recording and modeling. She was asked to compete in the Miss Provo pageant, and to her surprise, won the scholarship title.  It provided her with the opportunity to perform throughout the state, participate in community service projects and engage in public speaking events.  She graduated with honors and continues working on all facets of her music career.

Brenda's passion for entertaining and dedication to her craft shine through whether on stage or in the studio.  She believes, “There’s nothing like connecting with others through music.”  Putting heart and soul into everything she does, this petite powerhouse is making a name for herself both locally and abroad.