Dia Frampton

Dia Frampton is a musician, singer, and songwriter known for her work with Meg & Dia, her runner-up finish on ‘The Voice’, and her extensive collaborations in the EDM scene. After becoming the runner-up on the inaugural season of NBC’s ‘The Voice’ in 2011, Dia Frampton solidified her prominence in the music industry. Mentored by Blake Shelton, her performances, including ‘Heartless’ and ‘Losing My Religion,’ consistently charted highly on iTunes, while her original song, ‘Inventing Shadows,’ debuted impressively at No. 20 on the Billboard Hot 100 the same year.

103 on the Billboard 200 before 2010. Following their departure from Warner Bros. in 2010, the band released their fourth studio album, ‘Cocoon.’ Following her success on ‘The Voice,’ Frampton launched her solo career, releasing her album ‘Red’ in December 2011. The album featured notable collaborations with artists such as Mark Foster and Isabella Summers.

Demonstrating her versatility, Frampton released her second solo album, ‘Bruises,’ in 2017, further cementing her reputation as a multifaceted songwriter and performer. In 2019, Frampton reunited with Meg & Dia, releasing the critically well-received album ‘happysad.’ Expanding her creative endeavors beyond music, she ventured into film, starring in the musical ‘I Hate New Year’s’ in 2020 and the romance film ‘Christmas at the Ranch’ in 2021, showcasing her abilities as an actress. Dia Frampton continues to be a dynamic force in entertainment, consistently delivering impactful projects across music and film.