Diana Degarmo Quotes & Trivia

Quotes

Diana: Upbeat songs allowed me to showcase my personality, and that's also critical. I always wanted my performances to show a good side of me. I wasn't here just to sing. I was here to perform for people every week.

Diana: West Side Story. It's a totally new experience for me. I've always loved theater

Diana: Because I came in second place, it makes me want to work harder.

Diana: At school my nickname is "the National Anthem Girl".

Diana: (On the direction her new album is taking) I like to call it 'rop,' a lot of pop with a little R & B and some funk and dance.

Diana: I grew up listening to Patsy Cline. I was a huge Patsy Cline fan. I still am. Even though she's considered country, I think of her more as a blues singer. She's got a great blues voice and she has such an amazing story, which I always loved. I knew her entire greatest hits album backwards, forwards and inside out. My mother would try and skip over some of the songs to make the tape shorter and I'd go, "Hey, you missed one! You missed one!"

Diana:(On her goals during American Idol) I'm planning to be the youngest contestant in the Top 32, and I'm planning to be the youngest person in the Top 10...

Diana: If you see me, I'm always wearing black and pink. If I don't have it on, I at least have something that's black and pink. For instance, like, a bracelet or something.

Trivia

She is of Italian/French/Native American descent.

In late 2006, Diana was harassed by an Internet stalker in Australia, who hacked into her computer, got her cell phone number and all her friends e-mail addresses. Then the stalker started to pretend to be Diana, and sent e-mails to her family and friends. Diana was then blackmailed and asked for money to have her life back. She has reported this to the police in Australia.

Diana was in the 2006 national tour of BKLYN, the Musical from June 11 to August 13.

The song "I Believe" on her single Dreams was written by former American Idol contestant Tamyra Gray.

Diana had a role in the Fairly OddParents TV movie, Fairy Idol, as the character Cosmo's singing voice.

Diana's album Blue Skies was her first and only album released under the RCA record label.

Diana received the Horizon Award at the Georgia Music Hall Of Fame Awards ceremony in September 2004. The award recognizes Georgia artists on the path to successful and lengthy careers.

A Diana Fan Club (called "The Dream Team") site here: http://www.dianad.com/

You can find the lyrics to Diana's songs here: http://www.lyricsdir.com/diana-degarmo-lyrics.html

Diana sang the song "Give Me the Wand" on the Fairly OddParents soundtrack.

In third grade, she was a "Coca-Cola Kid" for the Atlanta Summer Olympics. She performed three shows a day.

Was beat out by actress Vanessa Anne Hudgens for the role as "Gabriella Montez" in the Disney Channel Original Movie, High School Musical.

During February 2005 Diana was traveling around the world promoting her debut album Blue Skies.

Born in Birmingham, Alabama but spent most of her life in Snellville, Georgia.

Shares the same birth date as Tupac Shakur.

Diana has lots of experience in commercials, modeling, and beauty contests.

Songs on Dreams: 1. Dreams, 2. Don't Cry Out Loud, 3. I Believe

Diana auditioned for American Idol in Hawaii.

Diana's birthname is Diana Nicole DeGarmo.

Diana's nickname is Di.

Diana was in the musical West Side Story, playing Maria.

Diana was in the musical Annie.

In 1998, she with Mike Snider and Steve Wariner on The Nashville Network's Christmas special.

When Diana was little she performed at the Music Mansion in the Dollywood Amusement Park in Tennessee.

Her mother is Brenda DeGarmo and she has one brother, David.

Chain Of Fools by Aretha Franklin is one of Diana's favortie songs to sing.

She won Miss Teen Georgia 2002 and partcipated in Miss Teen Georgia 2003.

Diana was nominated for the "Top Selling Single of the Year" award by The 2004 Billboard Music Awards.

Diana DeGarmo's debut album, Blue Skies, was released on December 7th, 2004.

Diana performed at the Dollywood Amusement Park's 1997 Christmas show.