Lit is an American rock band hailing from Fullerton, California, that gained significant mainstream success in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The band comprises brothers A. Jay Popoff (lead vocals) and Jeremy Popoff (guitar, backing vocals), Kevin Baldes (bass), and various drummers throughout their career, including Allen Shellenberger, who was a founding member and stayed with the band until his passing in 2009. Lit catapulted into the limelight with their major label debut, "A Place in the Sun," in 1999, which spawned the hit singles "My Own Worst Enemy" and "Miserable." The former track became a staple of the era, topping the Billboard Modern Rock Tracks chart and securing their place as one of the memorable acts of the pop-punk wave.
Continuing their journey in the music industry, Lit explored various musical styles beyond their initial pop-punk sound, incorporating more of a country and rock flavor in recent years. They continued to release new music well into the 2020s, with their notable works including the "Chaos Mixtape" and tracks like "The Life That I Got" and "Tastes Like Gold," which showcase their evolution and resilience in the ever-changing music landscape. "A Place in the Sun (Expanded Edition)" is a nod to their roots, delivering nostalgia while "These Are the Days" reflects their journey thus far. Despite the changes in popular music, Lit keeps engaging their loyal fanbase with their dynamic hooks and energetic performances, securing a lasting legacy in the rock sphere.
Join them and feed your new music addiction, and add the artists you love!
Get Started