Tricia Brock’s journey may not have been planned, but it has always been guided. Raised in a Christian home, Tricia and her sister Melissa experienced their share of struggles and normal girl insecurities while growing up and into their teenage years. After meeting Max Hsu at a concert in 1997, the three shared their desires to work with and inspire young girls struggling with the feelings of depression and insecurities that they shared. This dream was brought into fruition and Superchick was formed. Six albums, twelve years and a GRAMMY nomination later, Tricia Brock – an ordinary person made well-known by her faithful use of a God-given gift for music – has become a role model to hundreds of thousands. As a voice for a number of charities and non-profit organizations, including Compassion International, Habitat For Humanity, and Make A Wish Foundation, Tricia has always had a heart for giving back. One of her daily readings includes James 2:15-16 which states, “If a brother or sister is without clothing and in need of daily food, and one you say to them ‘Go in peace, be warmed and be filled’ and yet you do not give them what is necessary for their body, what use is that?” “This world isn’t about me,” Tricia explains. “If I have one purpose to fulfill during my time on this earth, it’s to bring someone closer to God through the love and compassion that He’s given me… however that may be.” Whether Tricia Brock is traveling the world with Superchick in sold-out arenas or leading worship as a solo artist in an intimate worship service, she wants to sing songs that resonate with anyone who needs healing, longs with a passion for justice, an authenticity of faith or a restructuring of a heart’s foundation.