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The Fray, a Colorado piano-rock band was formed in 2002. The band includes members Isaac Slade, Joe King, Dave Welsh, Ben Wysocki and Jimmy Stofer.

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Stofer is an unofficial bassist for the group. Slade and King started the band after going to school together as kids, and they are best known for the song "How To Save a Life." It made it to the Top 3 on the Billboard Hot 100. The song "Over My Head (Cable Car)" brought them national success as well, becoming a US Top Ten. The album How to Save a Life has gone double-platinum. Commonly compared to Coldplay, the band itself says it has been influenced by U2, Counting Crows and Better Than Ezra. They have also been compared to Christian rock bands, though they do not call themselves such.

On the Billboard Adult Top 40 charts, The Fray made it all the way up to No. 2 with their song "Over My Head." The band has been featured on Grey's Anatomy during the second season, and also Scrubs during the fifth season. The song "How to Save a Life" became the main advertising song for Grey's Anatomy, bringing the band their second Top 40 hit.

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This summer, The Fray are teaming up with Reverb and embarking on an eco-friendly tour to elevate fans awareness towards helping protect the environment. In a novel move, each ticket sold for this Fray tour will carry a fifty-cent "eco-tax" built into the cost. The proceeds will be donated to Reverb so they may lessen the ecological footprint made by The Fray's tour. Among the efforts made by Reverbs to achieve this include enabling biodiesel to power some of The Fray's tour buses, and setting up recycling bins at the shows. In addition, Reverb will provide various forms of renewable energy to neutralize effects from non-renewable energy used at venues. Other non-profit organizations also plan to erect booths at venues to provide fans with guidance and education about the way towards a healthier and chemical-free sustainable system. The Fray's platinum-selling album, "How to Save a Life", has a title track in the form of a song inspired by singer Isaac Slade's selfless mentorship of a crack-addicted teen, if the band's bio is to be believed.

"I was a sheltered suburban kid when I met this guy," Slade said. "He was a recovering addict, coming out of a really tough teenage life. Thankfully, he was on his way out of that life, so he was able to really look back with some objectivity. The song is more of a memoir about his slow-motion descent and all the relationships he lost along the way.

"It is the easiest one for me to sing every night," he continued. "I constantly get emails from people who relate to it."

Anybody who is even vaguely familiar with The Fray will recognize this song whenever they hear it, its howling poignancy loaded with the frustration and angst. It's now The Fray's turn to try to help the environment, and hopefully they'll soon be writing songs about this state of affairs too. The attitude of The Fray inspires others to go along to see for themselves, and it expected that The Fray tickets for their 2007 tour will be in high demand. Hurry out to grab you're the Fray tickets before they're all extinct, if you want to make it to one of these special gigs this year.