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The Fray is an American rock band formed in Denver, Colorado, known for their piano-driven sound, introspective lyrics, and mainstream success in the mid-2000s.Formed in 2002 by high school friends Isaac Slade and Joe King, The Fray achieved international fame with their debut album 'How to Save a Life' (2005), featuring hit singles like 'Over My Head (Cable Car)' and the title track. The band, characterized by Slade's distinctive vocals and prominent piano melodies, released several successful albums, earned Grammy nominations, and became a staple of adult alternative and pop rock radio.

• The band's breakthrough single, 'How to Save a Life', became a massive hit in 2006-2007, partly boosted by its prominent use in the medical drama TV series 'Grey's Anatomy'.
• Despite their success, The Fray experienced internal tensions. Co-founders Isaac Slade and Joe King reportedly had a significant falling out, contributing to King's departure from the band in 2014.
• Vocalist and pianist Isaac Slade faced a serious vocal cord hemorrhage in 2013, forcing the band to cancel tour dates while he underwent therapy and recovery.
• The band has been nominated for multiple Grammy Awards, including Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals for 'Over My Head (Cable Car)' and Song of the Year for 'How to Save a Life'.