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Colorado alternative rockers The Fray have given fans of Counting Crows and U2 a new generation of melodic rock anthems to call their own. With the release of their third studio album Scars & Stories in 2012, the band took an edgier approach to their songwriting, scoring hits with singles like “Heartbeat” and “Run for Your Life.” Despite more aggressive lyrical content, the piano-driven songs still found a soft spot in fans’ hearts, earning the album a No. 4 position on the Billboard 200. If Scars was successful, the band’s self-titled sophomore album was even more so, debuting at No. 1 upon its 2009 release and earning the band a Grammy nomination for Best Pop Vocal Album. Formed in the early 2000s by classmates from Denver’s Faith Christian Academy, The Fray’s 2005 debut How to Save a Life went double platinum, bringing them worldwide fame with the international success of its title track. On tour in 2013, the band has wowed ticket buyers with their impressive musicianship and emotionally genuine live concerts.
After the energetic piano playing of Andrew Mc Mahon and the great stage show of Jack's Mannequin, The Fray was a let-down. Not bad music, just boring stage show, even with fancy lighting. I would still go again to see Jack's; I'd just hope they'd be solo at a free stage or headlining at the Marcus Ampitheater next year.
Jack's Mannequin were excellent.....but the main attraction was by far and away the BEST! Thankyou FRAY for a wonderful night!!!
Jack Mannequin rocked the house! They could have been their own main act. The Fray's sound was incredible! I love them more than ever!
First and foremost, The Fray was Amazing! They seemed to play forever and knew how to work the stage!
They were amazing! I would def go see them again...
Great show - unbelievable lights and effects - musically one of the best acts I've seen
I'm a huge fan of both bands, but I've been a fan of Andrew McMahon for a lot longer than The Fray. I definitely would've liked to see The Fray open for Jack's, quite honestly. Both had awesome stage presence and put on a killer show. The Ampitheater has some stellar acoustics so they both sound amazing.
Jack's Mannequin was a very talented opening act who fit well with the crowd for the Fray. The Fray played a lot of their newest album and were very strong vocally and musically. There were quirky elements like a ghost on stage that made it fun. I would recommend going if you are in a chill mood though because it is not pump up music.
I think the concert was FANTASTIC. I've seen the Fray numerous times and have always thought they were amazing, but I have never loved them as much as I do right now after seeing this show ;)
I've been to 4 fray. Concerts and this was by far the best!!
Left the Fray after four songs to go see Flogging Molly and Anberlin, and didn't regret it for one second. Jack's was worth the ticket price.
Both bands are insanely talented and their passion and skill is so obvious through their performances. This was the second time I had seen the Fray and I would see them again in an instant! I wish Jack's Mannequin was able to play more songs...Andrew McMahon is a God on the piano. UNBELIEVABLE SHOW!
The start of the show was horrible with the opening band which nobody around me knew the name. The lucky thing is that this was their last show with The Fray. After a horrible begining Jack's Mannequin got the crowd moving. They got a lot of crowd participation. I have never heard of this band, but everyone liked them after they started playing. The Fray opened up with their song "Happiness" and then rolled into "Chasing Cars." This got the crowd pumped. The ended off with "Never Say Never" and "You Found Me" back to back. I would have given 5 stars if it wasn't for the opening band.
