Foster the People

Foster the People dupe 'Precious' actress Gabourey Sidibe into being the driver in a high-speed car chase in their new video for 'Don't Stop (Color on the Walls.)'

'The Voice' runner up Dia Frampton is teaming up with someone other than big sis Meg on her solo debut -- a few someones, in fact! Coach Blake Shelton's favorite opening act has some surprising guests on her upcoming album.

Foster the People knocked New Found Glory out of the running yesterday, scooping up more than 70% of the votes with their song 'Call It What You Want.' Now, the indie pop trio will take on DJ Kaskade and his Skylar Grey-featured track 'Room for Happiness.'

New Found Glory beat the Cab in yesterday's 'Sound Off,' securing the quintet our new reigning champs! It was a close battle, but NFG's 'Anthem for the Unwanted' won nearly 55% of the fan votes. Now, the pop punk outfit will take on indie pop rockers Foster the People and their latest release 'Call It What You Want.'

Foster the People have dropped a new music video from their 'Torches' album, and the trio of California natives are inviting fans to interpret the eccentric, oddity-filled 'Call It What You Want' video as they wish. In the video, frontman Marc Foster and his fellow bandmates, Mark Pontius and Cubbie Fink, partake in a series of seriously outlandish activities while taking up residence in a swanky

When it comes to silly Halloween costumes, Victoria Justice might take the prize -- she was once a giant ketchup bottle! Justice, Patrick Stump, Foster the People, Big Sean, J. Cole and others share stories about their most memorable costumes in a new video posted just in time for the candy-collecting holiday.

Likeably hip indie pop trio Foster the People have had a meteoric ascent to fame over the last year, with the underground success of their single 'Pumped Up Kicks' and the positive critical reception to their debut album, 'Torches.' On Wednesday night, they added another accomplishment to their growing roster of achievements by performing a 45-minute set for 'Live on Letterman' at the legendary Ed

Last night, indie pop newcomers Foster the People entertained viewers and audience members with their two-song performance set on 'Saturday Night Live.' Although the trio (which had some help from a larger backing band for their 'SNL' gig) has a huge enough sound as is, Mark Foster and company were given a little extra oomph courtesy of sax legend Kenny G.