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United States Meg and Dia Frampton are a dynamic musical duo known for their compelling indie rock and pop sound, continuously evolving their artistic journey through impactful songwriting and performances.
Meg & Dia signed to Warner Brothers Records and toured the world with artists like Angels & Airwaves and Dashboard Confessional.
Meg & Dia released their album "Something Real" under Doghouse Records.
Meg & Dia gained popularity through self-promotion via MySpace and were selected as the official MySpace band on the Warped Tour 2006.
Meg & Dia played at Warped Tour 2006 (MySpace tent), Warped Tour 2007 (Hurley.com stage), and Warped Tour 2009, and reunited to play Vans Warped Tour in 2019.
Meg & Dia played the Hurley.com stage in the 2007 Warped Tour.
The song "Roses" was featured on the TMNT movie soundtrack.
The video for "Monster" was nominated for the mtvU Viral Woodie Award in 2007. The video for "Black Wedding" was released exclusively on April 14, for play on MTV and MTV.com.
Meg & Dia are involved in To Write Love on Her Arms, a non-profit movement dedicated to presenting hope and finding help for people struggling with depression, addiction, self-injury, and suicide.
Meg & Dia appeared in an anti-fur ad and sponsored a fashion contest on the peta2 website.
Their song, "The Mighty R-E-A-L", is the official anthem for Real Salt Lake of Major League Soccer.
Dia Frampton was a contestant and eventual runner-up on the first season of The Voice.
Before disbanding, they were signed under the name Dia Frampton to Universal Republic.
Meg & Dia surprise-released their fifth full-length album, "happysad," via Pure Noise Records.
Meg & Dia acknowledges their management team @amandakystevens @kmgmt @jessicabreslow for helping them put their music on streaming platforms.
United Talent Agency works with Meg & Dia regarding Corporate Advisory, Entertainment Marketing, Brand Partnerships, Sports Property Sales, Executive Search, Ventures, Independent Films, and Brand Studio.
Meg and Dia Frampton, sisters originally from Salt Lake City, Utah, formed the band Meg & Dia in 2004. Their musical journey began with acoustic compositions, with Meg on guitar and backing vocals, and Dia as the lead vocalist. They self-released their debut album, “Our Home is Gone,” in 2005, distributing 1,000 copies themselves. This early period saw them touring extensively and sharing stages with various national acts such as Limbeck and The Format, building a foundational audience and refining their performance style. Their sound then expanded with the addition of drummer Nicholas Price and later guitarist Kenji Chan, evolving from their acoustic roots. The band’s initial success was significantly boosted by their self-promotion on MySpace, leading to them being selected as the official MySpace band for the Warped Tour in 2006.
In 2006, Meg & Dia released “Something Real,” featuring their well-known song “Monster,” under Doghouse Records. This album included revamped acoustic tracks and new material, marking their transition to a full-band sound. The following year, they signed with Warner Bros. Records. Their song “Roses” was featured on the TMNT movie soundtrack, and their video for “Monster” was nominated for an mtvU Viral Woodie Award in 2007. They continued to tour nationally and internationally, opening for acts like Angels & Airwaves and playing at the Give It A Name festival in the UK. Their third album, “Here, Here and Here,” released in 2009 through Sire Records, showcased a more experimental sound and mature lyrical themes. This period also saw them engaging in charitable endeavors with organizations like To Write Love on Her Arms and peta2.
The band experienced a hiatus following their independent releases “It’s Always Stormy in Tillamook” (2010 EP) and “Cocoon” (2011 album), and the 2012 EP “Be Careful, I Love You, Stay In Touch,” leading to an official disbandment in 2012. During this time, Dia Frampton pursued a solo career, notably becoming the runner-up on “The Voice” in 2011 and releasing her solo album “Red.” Meg Frampton explored other ventures, including owning a coffee shop and creating jewelry, while also making music with former drummer Nick Price as The Khaki Scouts. Meg & Dia reunited in 2019, performing at the Vans Warped Tour and subsequently releasing their fifth album, “happysad,” and a Christmas album, “December, Darling,” both through Pure Noise Records, demonstrating their continued artistic evolution and dedication to their music.
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