3OH!3

American pop duo 3OH!3 hails from Boulder, Colorado and is comprised of Nathaniel Motte and Sean Foreman.  3OH!3 has released three studio albums and have plans to release a fourth album in the near future.  Their most recent album, 2010's Streets of Gold, peaked at number seven on the Billboard 200 chart.  Their other previously released albums include a self-titled album, released in 2007, and Want, released in 2008.  3OH!3's is most recognized for their hit single "Don't Trust Me," featured on Want.  "Don't Trust Me" peaked at number seven on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.  Other notable singles by 3OH!3 include "Starstrukk," a remix featuring hit pop artist Katy Perry and "My First Kiss," which features pop and hip hop artist Ke$ha.  They were also featured in "Blah Blah Blah," a single by Ke$ha which reached number seven on the Billboard singles chart.  3OH!3 have performed alongside many top popular contemporary recording artists, including LMFAO, The Fray, All Time Low and Boys Like Girls.  3OH!3 has performed in many top concert series, including Warped Tour in 2008 and The Bamboozle Festival in the same year.  The band then returned to play the Warped Tour again in 2009.  They also headlined the Alternative Press Tour the same year.  3OH!3 has made many notable TV appearances both on-screen and off.  They wrote an original anthem for the Colorado Rockies baseball team, as well as an original theme song for The Real World:  Cancun.  In 2009, 3OH!3 performed at the MTV Video Music Awards.