Dia Frampton & Kid Cudi ‘Don’t Kick The Chair’ Official Music Video

Dia Frampton Kick the Chair
The Voice aired its semi-finals to finals live elimination results show tonight, May 1, 2012. If you missed any of the show, click her for a full show recap.Season 1 runner-up Dia Frampton made a visit along with Kid Cudi to give a live rendition of their collaboration Don’t Kick The ChairContinue reading

The Voice 5/1: Live Elimination Results & Blog

TONIGHT’S LIVE ELIMINATION RESULTS ARE AT BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE! 

The Voice airs another its semi-finals to finals live elimination results show tonight, May 1, 2012. Who will be eliminated and voted off? Which of your favorites will go home? Who will make the final four? Continue reading

Dia Frampton Interview, Life After The Voice

The Voice runner-up Dia Frampton seemed like the shyest person on the planet (next to Xenia, of course) but she claims that’s just not the case.

In an interview with TVLine, Frampton dishes about her on-screen shyness, her previous record label experience, and her original covers of Heartless and Losing My Religion.

Here are some excerpts from the interview:
On being signed on a record label as the sisterly duo Meg & Dia:
“Meg & Dia, we had our peak moment three or four years ago…But that was a long time ago. We first got signed to Doghouse Records when I was 18… And then we got signed to a major label with Warner/Sire, and that’s when I thought, ‘Oh my gosh, things are happening.’ We made a record with an amazing producer… and then it didn’t go anywhere. Our record came and went, we ended up getting dropped, and ever since then it’s been a really hard ride.”

On performing Heartless in the Quarterfinals and being compared to how Kris Allen covered the same song during Season 8 of American Idol:
“Honestly, I still don’t know who Kris Allen is. I haven’t watched Idol since Kelly Clarkson’s year, when I was a lot younger. [People] did tell me The Fray had done a cover, and Blake actually was the one who said, ‘Have you heard it? You could kind of go off of that.’

On appearing shy on TV:

“I’m not a really, really shy person. I think they made me out to be painfully shy on the show. But being on the show was a really new, extremely uncomfortable environment for me, where I never felt I had a confirmed space. I was always trying to prove myself. Don’t forget, I don’t think I’ve played without my sister Meg for almost a decade. Not having her literally right there next to me was such a weird thing…And here I am completely alone in this weird environment, meeting all these new and amazing singers — performing in front of Christina Aguilera — it’s not a place where I feel like I’m gonna completely burst out of my shell.”

On possible record deal with Universal Republic:

“I don’t really know. The second I got off the show I started writing, and I’m going to start playing with my sister again. I definitely want to go with the momentum, but I’m excited just to be playing and writing again.”

Javier Colon Owes A Big ‘Thank You’ To Justin Bieber For The Win!

Javier Colon was named the first ever winner of The Voice Wednesday night but he still can’t believe it’s for real.

Colon told Celebuzz in a post-win interview that he thought he had lost and was ready to congratulate co-finalist Dia Frampton when Carson Daly announced his name instead.

That’s fascinating considering his amazing talent, his favored status since day one, and his captivating stage presence, all of which was only amplified by the fact that Justin Bieber Tweeted to his then 10.6 million followers several times to vote for Colon in The Voice finale.

And if that weren’t enough, Bieber’s manager, Scooter Braun, also got behind the Twitter campaign and asked his almost 900K fans to do the same.

Despite such massive and unparalleled support for any of the other three finalists, Colon wasn’t convinced he’d win. “I was 100 percent in my mind, I was ready and prepared for Carson to say, ‘And the winner of The Voice is Dia Frampton.’ I was going to be okay with that because I absolutely love Dia. She is amazing and deserved a win as much as we all did,” Colon told Celebuzz.

OK, so, the win was unexpected for Colon, but, now, back to the possible game-changing Bieber plug–remember, only 2% of the votes separated Colon and runner-up Frampton. Did Colon know he would get the support of the second most popular celeb on Twitter before the finale? “Not at all,” Colon told Celebuzz. “Adam had played basketball with Justin at one point and knew his manager Scooter Braun, so they both tweeted out to their millions of followers to vote for me. Not sure if it was Adam’s connection to Justin or what, but he put his support behind me, and it meant a lot.”

Read the rest of Javier’s interview on Celebuzz where he talks about a collaboration with Adam Levine and Cee-Lo Green, his upcoming album and what he thinks of Dia.
What do you think of Bieber’s support? Was that cool or did it give Javier an unfair advantage over the other contestants? Did it end up being the difference in who won or do you think Javier would have won anyway? Should Javier send a “thank you gift basket” to Biber?

‘The Voice’ Finale: Who Won The Crown?

NBC aired The Voice finale results show Wednesday, June 29, 2011. One of the four finalists, Beverly McClellan, Javier Colon, Vicci Martinez, or Dia Frampton was crowned the first-ever Voice winner.

Performers tonight included Stevie Nicks, Train singer Pat Monahan, OneRepublic’s Ryan Tedder, and Miranda Lambert, wife of Blake Shelton.

BELOW is a live blogging of tonight’s episode for spoiler results of who won The Voice!

5:00 PM EST Finalists are introduced
5:08 PM EST Commercial break
5:13 PM Vicci Martinez is performing a duet with Pat Monahan
5:21 Javier Colon and Stevie Nicks singing a duet
5:30 Commercial break
5:35 Beverly McClellan performing with Ryan Tedder
5:40 Commercial break
5:48 Dia Frampton sings with Miranda Lambert
5:57 JAVIER COLON ANNOUNCED WINNER! Dia Frampton came in second!

NBC’s The Voice Goes On Tour! See The Concert Dates

Sadly, NBC’s The Voice is ending tonight in a star-studed finale Wednesday night, only a few short weeks after it steam-rolled into our living rooms.

But don’t fret, Beverly McClellan, Javier Colon, Vicci Martinez, Dia Frampton, Casey Weston, Frenchie Davis, and Xenia are going on a summer tour!

Here is their summer tour schedule:

July 27: Los Angeles, CA – Gibson Amphitheatre
July 30: Las Vegas, NV – MGM Grand Garden Arena
August 2: Chicago, IL – Rosemont Theatre
August 4: Boston, MA – Bank of America Pavilion
August 5: Wallingford, CT – Toyota Presents Oakdale Theatre
August 6: New York, NY – Beacon Theatre

VIDEO: Get Ready iTunes, Dia Frampton Just Delivered Another Chart Topper On The Voice Finale

Team Blake Shelton’s Dia Frampton performed the original song Inventing Shadows on Tuesday (June 28) night’s The Voice finale on NBC.

Christina Aguilera said the performance was very lovely but Christina focused too much on the distraction Dia’s backup dancers had on the performance. Christina, obviously still thinking about Blake’s questioning of her use of props during a song by her former contestant Lily Elyse, asked Blake: “How can you get away with those distracting visual bells and whistles?” “With a great singer like Dia Frampton, that’s how,” Blake answered, putting a period on that debate.

Cee Lo Green said it was wonderful as usual and that she never ceases to amaze him and says the song will be number #1 on iTunes.

Adam Levine said it’s such a cool song and she’s so nice. Blake Shelton said it will be distracting for the other coaches when they turn on their iPhones in about 30 minutes to find Dia way up at the top of the charts.

Dial (855) 864-2303 to vote for Dia tonight.

Watch Dia’s performance below:

The Voice – Who Made It To The Finals?

Wednesday (6/22) night, The Voice eliminated four more singers and sent four hopefuls to the finals. At the start of the show, we still had the following in contention:

Team Christina Aguilera: Frenchie Davis, Beverly McClellan
Team Adam Levine: Javier Colon, Casey Weston
Team Cee Lo Green: Vicci Martinez, Nakia
Team Blake Shelton: Xenia, Dia Frampton

The judges had 100 points to divide between each of the two remaining contestants on their team. That score was combined with fan votes to see who would be safe and who would be voted off and eliminated tonight.

RESULTS:

Team Cee Lo: Vicci wins over Nakia
Cee Lo gave 51 points to Nakia and 49 to Vicci
When the fan votes were added in, Vicci had a total score of 124 and Nakia 76

Team Adam: Javier wins over Casey

Adam gave a 65 to Javier and a 35 to Casey
When the fan votes were added in, Javier had a total score of 138 and Casey 63

Team Blake: Dia wins over Xenia

Blake split his votes evenly and gave each 50
When the fan votes were added in, Dia had a total score of 104 and Xenia 96

Team Christina: Beverly wins over Frenchie
Christina split her votes evenly and gave each 50
When the fan votes were added in, Beverly had a total score of 107 and Frenchie 93

And there you have it. Our four finalists are Vicci, Javier, Dia, and Beverly! 
CONGRATS TO ALL 8 semi-finalists!

VIDEO: Dia Frampton Performance of ‘Losing My Religion’ On The Voice

Dia Frampton won the judges over with her rendition of R.E.M.’s Losing My Religion performed during the second half of The Voice elimination show Tuesday June 21.

Frampton had already wowed us when she performed Kanye West’s Heartless earlier in the season–a rendition which turned into a top 20 song in iTunes sales.

Christina Aguilera told Frampton that she has shown the most growth of all the singers on The Voice. “What’s so interesting about you is that in the beginning I’m all like ‘[she’s] cuddly, soft’,” said Aguilera, “but I’ve seen you grow so much on the show. You kind of made this an interesting game.”

Her coach Blake Shelton joined the praises by joking that he is worried Frampton will release a song and blow his songs off the charts because she is that good. After a standing ovation, Shelton said: “That’s what this show is about. A girl stood out here on this stage an performed and left her heart and soul on the stage. That’s what you’re supposed to do and you do it every time.”

Watch her performance of Losing My Religion below:

The Voice Spoiler Results: Who’s Safe & Who Went Home 6/14

The Voice June 14, 2011 spoiler results and live blogging: From Team Christina: Frenchie Davis and Beverly McClellan are safe. Lily Elise and Raquel Castro are voted off and eliminated. Christina Aguilera saved Frenchie and America saved Beverly.

on Team Blake Shelton: America saved Dia Frampton – no shocker there. Blake saved Xenia. Patrick Thomas and Jared Blake went home.

And there you have it….