
High-octane radio rock with a self-deprecating edge. Crunchy guitars and massive hooks for house parties and high-speed summer drives.
Formed in Orange County, California, in 1988, Lit is an American rock band featuring members A. Jay Popoff, Jeremy Popoff, Kevin Baldes, and Allen Shellenberger. The group has produced seven studio albums under RCA Records, blending alternative rock, pop-punk, and post-grunge styles. They achieved significant commercial success with their platinum-certified 1999 record, A Place in the Sun, which included popular tracks such as My Own Worst Enemy, Zip-Lock, and Miserable.

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