Concert Photos: Lit and Fuel Brought the ’90s Vibes to MGM Northfield Park

The Center Stage venue at the MGM Northfield partied like it was 1999 on Friay night with erstwhile rockers Lit and Fuel putting on a show for the smallish crowd looking to get their Clinton-era fix of pop-punk.

Lit, formed in the late ’80s in southern California, took the stage first. Performing a 10-song set, frontman A. Jay Popoff took his quartet back to the ’90s with their most well-known tunes, culminating with a rousing send off of “My Own Worst Enemy,” their biggest-charting hit.

East Coast rockers Fuel than came out after an interminably-long stage reset. The quintet, who has seen a revolving door of members since its inception in 1993, boasted lead guitarist as the outfit’s only original member. Drummer Kevin Miller has been with the band since 1998; the other three members have been around since the early-Covid era. Original (and best-known) vocalist Brett Scallions left in 2020.

Offering up a solid 60 minutes of music, the evening wrapped up around 10:30.