Dia Frampton has described touring with her former The Voice mentor Blake Shelton as "awesome".
The 'Broken Ones' singer - who was a finalist on the first season of The Voice - is currently on the road with Shelton on his 'Well Lit & Amplified Tour'.
Speaking to NBC New York, she said: "Blake is awesome and the tour has been great. The amazing thing about Blake is [that] he is who he is."
As for her dreams for the coming year, the singer said: "Hopefully touring overseas. That's a big dream of mine. Also, just touring in general. I'm ready to work for this album and get it out there! I don't care if I have to be on the road every single day this year!"
Frampton released her album Red last year.
Shelton discussed his invitation for Frampton to join him on tour in a recent video, saying: "She has actually earned this spot. It's not that I'm handing her this tour. She has developed a fan base out there and it makes sense, I think, for people to see us together on tour after seeing our music connection on The Voice. I think it's a natural fit to bring her out there on the road with me."
Frampton can be seen in her own NBC webseries Dia's Next Stage, a five-episode series that follows her life after The Voice. The first episode premiered today (February 2) on NBC.com and The Huffington Post.
The Voice returns for its second season immediately following the Super Bowl on Sunday, February 5 before settling into its regular Monday night slots from February 6.
