Travie McCoy

Travie McCoy, co-founder and lead vocalist of the rap rock band Gym Class Heroes since 1997, launched his solo career with his debut studio album "Lazarus" in 2010. The album featured the hit single "Billionaire," which climbed to number four on the Billboard Hot 100. McCoy capitalized on his success by launching the record label BatSquad Records in 2007, signing and releasing rapper Tyga's debut studio album "No Introduction" the following year. His collaborations stretch across the music industry, from working with Fall Out Boy's Patrick Stump to the band Bring Me the Horizon.

McCoy's music career continued to flourish as he performed at the 2010 MTV VMAs and later appeared on "Saturday Night Live" alongside Adam Levine to perform "Stereo Hearts." His discography expanded with the release of singles "Rough Water" featuring Jason Mraz in 2013 and "Keep On Keeping On" featuring Brendon Urie in 2014. After a brief pause in his career, McCoy signed with Hopeless Records in 2021, subsequently releasing his second studio album "Never Slept Better" in 2022. The album was supported by singles "A Spoonful of Cinnamon" and "Loved Me Back to Life."

As a member of Gym Class Heroes and a successful solo artist, McCoy's music spans across hip hop, alternative rock, and indie rock. He has participated in tours like Last Girl on Earth Tour and Summerbeatz as a support act.