If you were listening to Top 40 radio in the late ’90s to early ’00s, you couldn’t miss Fuel. Founded by guitarist and primary songwriter Carl Bell and drummer Kevin Miller in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Fuel became one of the more prominent rock acts of the post-grunge era, borrowing aesthetic elements from Northwest icons Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, and Alice In Chains but imbuing their songs with a slicker, modern twist. With a lineup cemented by then-lead singer Brett Scallions, Fuel enjoyed an incredibly successful run of singles, from the jangly banger “Shimmer” to the howling number one anthem “Hemorrhage (In My Hands).” Come 2004, Fuel even nabbed a Grammy nod for their third album, 2003’s Natural Selection, which memorably housed hits like “Falls On Me” and “Won’t Back Down.”