Machine Gun Kelly with Wiz Khalifa and Mod Sun

Multi-platinum, GRAMMY and Golden Globe-nominated artist Wiz Khalifa broke out with 2011 debut Rolling Papers, featuring Black and Yellow. His 2014 album Blacc Hollywood debuted #1, and See You Again topped charts in 95 countries.

Colson Baker, known as Machine Gun Kelly, is an American musician, rapper, singer, songwriter, and actor. Born in Houston, Texas, he rose to fame from Cleveland, Ohio, initially in hip-hop. He notably transitioned to pop-punk with hits like "Tickets To My Downfall" (2020). His recent album "lost americana" (2025) supports his ongoing global touring. He is also known for his acting roles.

Derek Ryan Smith, known as Mod Sun, is a Minnesota-born multi-instrumentalist, singer, and songwriter. He transitioned from pop-punk and post-hardcore to "hippie hop" and later embraced a pop-punk sound on albums like "Internet Killed The Rockstar" and "God Save the Teen." Known for personal lyrics, he has collaborated with artists such as Avril Lavigne and Machine Gun Kelly. He co-wrote the VMA-winning "Bloody Valentine." His name signifies "movement on dreams, stand under none."