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Fuel rose to prominence during the new millennium's post-grunge scene, achieving a number of hit singles with their well-polished, hard rock sound.
Formed in Kenton, Tennessee, US, the band came together in 1989, featuring singer/guitarist Brett Scallions, guitarist Carl Bell, bassist Jeff Abercrombie and drummer Kevin Miller. Having established their presence on the local scene, Fuel relocated to Pennsylvania in 1993, hoping to find a more fertile ground for their music to develop.
They made their record debut in 1996with the independently released EP, "Porcelain," which became a local success, bolstered by radio airplay of their single, "Shimmer." Sony's 550 imprint saw the band's potential and signed them to their roster, releasing the "Hazleton" EP in 1997 before then releasing their debut album, "Sunburn," in 1998. 'Shimmer" again became a hit, almost breaking into Billboard's Top 40. Bolstered by three further hit singles, Fuel's debut was certified Platinum, establishing the band on the hard rock scene.
Their second effort, "Something Like Human" was released in 2000, prompting further commercial success, reaching number 12 on the Billboard album charts and selling double-Platinum. 2003's "Natural Selection" continued to find Fuel hits, with the lead single, "Falls on Me," although it failed to muster the same number of sales as previous albums.
After releasing a greatest hits album, lead singer Scallions decided to depart from the band, wishing to pursue other musical interests. Toryn Green became a worthy replacement, making his debut on the band's fourth record, "Angels & Devils." Miller also left the drum stool, with Fuel filling the void with both Tommy Stewart (ex-Godsmack) and John Freese (Nine Inch Nails/A Perfect Circle). The album appeared in 2007, finding moderate chart success.
Scallions returned in 2010, with the band continuing to tour across the US. They returned to the studio in 2012, beginning work on their fifth full-length, enlisting producer Eddie Wohl to work on the album. The record saw an eventual release in March 2014, with the album breaking into the Billboard's album chart's Top 100 at number 77 upon its debut.
Plus d'infoOn paper, at least, the post-grunge movement shouldn’t really have had any kind of longevity attached to it; for my money, the whole idea of prefixing ‘post’ to a musical movement is to provide a kind of place holder, in terms of musical terminology, until the next major stylistic shift occurs. Despite that fact, though - and despite the fact that they share their name with a frankly horrendous Metallica album - Fuel are still going strong, twenty-five years after their formation, even though that genre tag was one that they struggled to shake off early in their careers. Admittedly, they’ve hardly been massively prodigious in terms of their work ethic - turning out just five records, an average of one every five years - but they’ve succeeded in securing a cult fanbase, which would explain why they were still a going concern as of the release of Puppet Strings earlier this year. The album met with strong reviews and saw the band hit the road once more, tearing through their impressive back catalogue night after night across America; frontman Brett Scallions is showing no signs of slowing down with age, and UK fans will be waiting with bated breath for an announcement from the band as to British tour dates before the year is out.
Although Fuel have gone through a huge amount of lineup changes and alterations, they remain to be a fantastic example of the post grunge revival of the 90s in the modern age. A movement that has very much depleted as of late, Fuel still continue to tour globally to an energised and dedicated fanbase who continue to pack out venues in order to hear classic 90s material alongside new releases such as 'Angels & Devils'.
The quartet onstage seems re-energised and despite losing lead guitarist Carl Bell in 2010, they appear strong as a unit. They are not a particularly charismatic outfit, and neither is their stage show as they step onto a pretty sparse stage and take up their instruments. However the audience has not come for production values, they have come to hear cult classics such as 'Shimmer' and 'Sunburn' in all of their grunge majesty. The band does not disappoint, playing note perfect renditions of all the hits before ending on a particularly chaotic version of 'Hemorrhage (In My Hands)'. Long live the grunge.
I've seen Fuel 7 or 8 times in the last few years. I follow them from Texas to Oklahoma and Missouri. I have seen umerois venues and although I like The Lava Cantina in The Colony (outside Dallas) I feel the stage is too high to watch from the floor.
Last nites concert was a celebration of their anniversary for their previous album and they were on point. Bret looked quite the rocker in his vest and hat. Such a big change from his typical plaid shirt look. The pictures I took were awful from the shadows of the stage lights, but I have several other pictures from other shows.
Also wanna say a great big thanks for Jason's solo guitar time. He is such a thrill to listen to.
So, until the next show. So long for now. Please continue to post videos on social media. I love to see them. Best wishes!!
Three words - Simply the best
Brett and the boys were true gentlemen. So giving of their time as a VIP and really kicked ass on stage
Consummate profressionals and truly one of the best performances we have ever seen on stage
We wanna thank them for an amazing night for my wife and I. It brought back a lot of special moments for us. Fuels songs are basically the song book of our crazy life togther.
Had a blast and will remember it for a long time. After a really long and overdue hiatus make sure you come back fellas as It felt like to us you were coming home.
You gotta come back and do it again real soon
Fuel - Simply the best
The Bride, "everyone here is so old, I feel like we are the youngest people in here."
"No, that's how old he look now."
"Really?"
"Yes. Today I found a gray pube."
Fuel rocked that 500 person crowd like they were playing to 50,000 people. Sometimes you can still party like it's 1999, Even in 2016. I thought, by now in life, I'd be too jaded to get excited about a fist bump from Brett scallions, but it had me glowing like a teenager for at least five minutes. And Shimmer is still one of the 10 greatest most melodic rock songs of my life.
Fuel is just such an amazing band to see. So full of energy and appreciation for their fans, they absolutely rocked the Starland Ballroom last night -- was such a great show!! The only downfall for me was Jason Womack was not there - a personal favorite of mine, he was sorely missed...but his replacement was very good also & the show went on in its amazing style as always!!
Happy 20th Anniversary Sunburn!!
I saw Fuel at The Paramount on Long Island. Probably one of the BEST concerts I’ve seen in a long time. Stood right up front and just lived the hell out of them all. They were awesome!! Fit to meet them after the show- it was a great night. CANNOT WAIT for them to come back for the Sunburn tour SOON!!!
Had a great time seeing Fuel..good performance, great night. Free concert allowed me take kids, friends and they're kids to get to experience a good concert. They were one of the first bands I ever saw years ago...hope to see more of them in the future.
The Fuel show was awesome. Brett Scallions sang his ass off. This was the 2nd time I have seen them, and they did not disappoint. They had a "guest" lead guitarist from the previous band who did an absolutely great job.
20th Anniversary of the Sunburn album and they sang it in its entirety. Brett sings his heart out and it doesn’t go unnoticed! Lifetime Fuel fan for sure, they rock! I will see them every time they’re in town.
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