Fenway Lights

Behind the Lights of Fenway: Fenway park is one of the most famous ballparks in the United States. This photo story follows two of the men who make the lights in Fenway operate each and every game-day. These men are Steve Tabacco in his 20th year and his son Matt Tabacco who is in his second year of being an apprentice. Steve Tabacco, in his 20th year as Fenway Park's electrician in a moment of reflection after a Red Sox home game on June 22nd, 2018.

Steve Tabacco exits the green monster after a Red Sox home game.

Father-son duo Matt and Steve Tabacco hang a exit sign in preparation for an upcoming concert at Fenway Park.

Steve Tabacco hands his son an electrical cord as they prepare for a concert.

The father-son duo, Matt and Steve Tabacco work to hand signs and lights for the upcoming Rolling Stones concert.

Matt Tabacco feeds a light cable through a hole in Fenway’s walls to hang a light sign..

Steve Tabacco walks up to the stands of Fenway park.

Steve Tabacco works behind the scenes to make sure all the light controls work in preparation for an upcoming concert.

Matt Tabacco takes a ladder back to storage after working all day to prepare for an upcoming concert.

A bag with the family name ‘Tabacco’ written on it, lies on top of various electrical parts.