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Lit drummer Allen Shellenberger succumbs to cancer

Allen Shellenberger, founding member and drummer for Southern California rock outfit Lit, died Thursday (8/13) after a 15-month battle with brain cancer. He was 39.

Celebrity auction to benefit Lit drummer

Keith Urban, Tim McGraw, Donna Summer and members of Nickelback, The Offspring and The Red Hot Chili Peppers are among the artists participating in a benefit auction for Lit drummer Allen Shellenberger, who was recently diagnosed with a grade 4 malignant brain tumor.

Lit Drummer Facing Brain Cancer

Lit drummer Allen Shellenberger has been diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor. The band made an initial announcement on their website May 5, when the tumor was first discovered. Recent biopsy results identified Shellenberger's cancer as malignant glioma, the same type of cancer Senator Edward M. Kennedy is battling.

Lit blazes path on U.S. tour circuit, readies DVD

Lit gets back on the road this month for a new round of shows that frame the November release of the group's forthcoming DVD.
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CD Review: Lit, "Lit" (Nitrus/DRT/Dirty Martini)

Where catchy, melodic songs like 'My Own Worst Enemy,' 'Ziplock,' and 'Lipstick & Bruises' carried a more party-boy approach (and if you could put Pamela Anderson in your video, you'd probably do it too), Lit's self-titled fourth release is a much darker affair. Where catchy, melodic songs like "My Own Worst Enemy," "Ziplock," and "Lipstick & Bruises" carried a more party-boy approach (and if you could put Pamela Anderson in your video, you'd probably do it too), Lit's self-titled fourth release is a much darker affair.

Lit fires up roadwork as new album hits shelves

Lit's new album lands in stores on Tuesday (6/22), and the group wastes no time hitting the road to support the set.

Briefly: Alanis Morissette, Pearl Jam, Lit, Mia Zapata, Limp Bizkit

The Oxygen Network will air eight hours of live original programming--from 2 p.m. through 10 p.m. on May 18--to celebrate the release of Alanis Morissette's forthcoming album, "So-Called Chaos."

Lit road-tests new material during brief club tour

Fans get a say in picking the tracks for Lit's next album when the band hits the road in November to showcase some new songs.

Lit to blanket the holiday festival circuit

Lit has scheduled appearances 11 holiday radio festivals in support of its latest album, "Atomic." The pop-rock band will share the stages with the likes of Bush, Sum 41, Static-X and Blink-182.

New Releases, Oct. 16: Ozzy Osbourne, John Mellencamp, Andrea Bocelli

plus: Lit, Fugazi, New Order, Sloan, The Grateful Dead, Pete Townshend and Raphael Rudd, more.
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