Dia Frampton Steps Out of Indie-Rock Outfit to Gain Spot on ‘The Voice’

Dia Frampton gave a soulful performance of Colbie Caillat's 'Bubbly' on 'The Voice,' and the young beauty now has a coveted spot on coach Blake Shelton's team. Despite her youth, the singer from St. George, Utah, already has extensive experience as a professional musician.

The 23-year-old is one of six sisters, and fronts the band Meg & Dia with her only older sis. The group has released several EPs and four albums, including two through a major-label deal with Warner Bros. Records. Their latest disc, 'Cocoon,' is the outfit's first album since being dropped from Warner Bros. last year.

Meg & Dia have had a number of high-profile gigs, including stints on the Warped Tour and shows with such acts as Angels & Airwaves, Say Anything and Saves the Day. In addition, the group's song 'The Mighty R-E-A-L' is the official anthem for the Major League Soccer team Real Salt Lake.

Prior to her audition, Frampton revealed that she also writes children's books, which she hoped to draw from to overcome her fear of performing in the presence of four superstar coaches. "For my novels, they always have a hero and they always have a happy ending," she explained. "So I'm hoping for the best."

The "best" came true, as she'll now be coached by Shelton in this new chapter of her storybook singing career.

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