AP - Sep 14, 2009
The Fray songwriting duo of Joseph King and Isaac Slade are suing their manager over the copyrights to their songs. King and Slade wrote the 2005 hits Over My Head (Cable Car) and How to Save a Life,...
More »E! Online - Feb 11, 2009
The Fray just demoted the Boss. One week after Bruce Springsteen scored the first No. 1 debut of the year, the Denver rockers displaced him with their eponymous sophomore release. The Fray sold...
More »Reuters - Jan 16, 2009
Following is a preview of noteworthy releases for the first two months of the year. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN WORKING ON A DREAM (COLUMBIA, JAN. 27) Reinvigorated by the rich pop that fueled 2006's Magic...
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Isaac Slade is having a meta moment. Chatting with Billboard by phone as he relaxes in a Denver bookstore, the Fray's singer notices a magazine with a picture of his band on its cover. In a city...
More »E! Online - Jun 6, 2007
Isaac Slade's earned Grammy nominations and sold millions of albums. Now, he really may have hit it big. The Fray's lead singer is in the running to inherit a $15 million English country estate...
More »AP - Jun 5, 2007
Isaac Slade, frontman for The Fray, says he hasn t decided whether he wants to inherit a $15 million English mansion from Sir Benjamin Slade, a 60-year-old aristocrat who may be a distant relative....
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