As many of you may have heard, my older sister, Meg, is choosing to leave the band for a while and do her own thing.I dont know how long "a while" might be. It could mean forever...or n...
I dont really know what to write about necessarily, but I do know that when one does have a blog, one should most likely keep it up to date. Ive been on tour for the past couple weeks opening u...
Im sorry that my "end of tour" blog is a few days late. The second I got home I slept the entire day, only waking up at 8 p.m. to eat some pho soup at my favorite cafe. Then I wen...
"So what can we expect from a live Dia Frampton show?"This question, for some reason, seems to be a very popular interview question, besides the "How has your life changed since The Voice...
Day off in OhioA day off on tour is a very precious thing. On tour days kind of seem to blur together, and the simple luxuries you have at home are no where to be found. I was talking to ...
I woke up this morning to a text from my little sister:"Hey. Do you have any good ideas for Valentines for Jordan? (Her boyfriend). Im not sure what to get him or what to do... Thanks."Then o...
YOUR INTERVIEWSo, for those of you who dont know....Yesterday I told my facebook/ twitter friends, that if they had any questions for me to answer, to post them up for me so that I could compile an i...
Many of you ask these questions...and they usually are popular interview questions too. "Whats your favorite thing about being on the road?""What are your "go to" items on tour?&#...
Oh Nashville! How I love thee! Your sweet tea which you pour so freely, (and usually with free refills!) Your music that streams out of every open bar. The upright bass found ...
Thank you for having us Madison! We would love to come back when youre not so freezing! Heres some photos from our travels :) Thank you to everyone for coming out to the show! XO - DiaI h...
Country in my blood I grew up singing country. Its a part of me that I kind of forgot about. Some of the first songs I ever sang were by such artists as Patsy Cline, Tanya Tucke...
Country in my blood I grew up singing country. Its a part of me that I kind of forgot about. Some of the first songs I ever sang were by such artists as Patsy Cline, Tanya Tucker (loved h...
BullseyeWere gonna run, gonna run, gonna save youWere rolling up our sleeves, got our fingers curledfor the bad, for the good, for the evil, they got it out for me, for meWere tripping hard, got...
I usually dont like to write about the meanings behind songs Ive written. I believe it was Jeff Buckley who said it best. When someone asked what his songs were about, he asked them, "...
As December 6th is growing closer, I am getting even more excited for you guys to hear the new album RED! Thank you so much for being so supportive as well as interactive. I love reading ...
Life is a funny thing. It always throws curve balls at you: unexpected forks in the road, a closed door, an open window. This is going to be a very long blog..or journal...or whatever you want to cal...
The Broken OnesI know theyve hurt you badWhy hide the scars you haveBaby let me straighten out your broken bonesAll your faults to me make you more beautifulI cant help it I love the broken onesthe o...
Is there life after TV? Ha.Sure.Ive been writing music so furiously lately that I feel like I cant write at all anymore.Sometimes I write so much that I start to write gibberish, and thats when I fin...
Mrs. Willis knocked on the door of apartment B57 on floor twelve of the Statin W.C. Rider building - which was famous because three days after it was built, someone jumped out of the window of ...
“Peter? Peter, are you hearing me?” Mrs. Roberta Dippens hovered over her husband as he sat slowly smoking a pipe in his favorite armchair. The fact of the matter was, for about ten...
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