Sum 41 with The Interrupters and Joey Valence & Brae

The Interrupters are a Los Angeles ska/punk quartet formed in 2011, fronted by Aimee Interrupter with brothers Kevin (guitar), Justin (bass) and Jesse (drums). Influenced by ’80s 2 Tone ska and ’90s punk; the Bivonas worked with Tim Timebomb And Friends.

Canadian rock band Sum 41, formed in Ajax, Ontario, mixes pop-punk with metal. Known for hits like "Fat Lip" and "In Too Deep," they've won a Juno Award. Their sound evolved over decades, culminating in the acclaimed albums "Chuck," "13 Voices," and "Order in Decline."

Joey Valence & Brae, a hip-hop duo from State College, Pennsylvania, are known for their high-energy blend of punk rap, nerdcore, and 90s-inspired alternative hip-hop. Their breakout single "Punk Tactics" achieved RIAA Gold certification. They have released albums including "Punk Tactics" (2023), "No Hands" (2024), and "Hyperyouth" (2025), and collaborated with artists like JPEGMafia and Rebecca Black. They are celebrated for their viral success and engaging live shows.