The Fray

The Fray’s Summer of Light Tour lands in Berkeley with the kind of emotional punch that made their early hits resonate far beyond the radio. Known for weaving piano into the fabric of alternative rock, the Denver quartet brings a setlist shaped by confessional lyrics and melodies that build from quiet reflection to stadium-sized singalongs. There’s a lived-in quality to their sound, a sense that each song is a snapshot from a diary rather than a polished pop product. Fans can expect the familiar ache of “How to Save a Life” and “Over My Head (Cable Car)” to mingle with newer material, all delivered with the band’s signature earnestness. The Greek Theatre’s open-air setting adds a layer of intimacy, letting the music drift out into the summer night and linger long after the final chord.