Travis Barker is not only the legendary drummer of Blink-182 — he’s also a prolific collaborator, having produced and played drums on hundreds of artists’ songs across pop, rock, and hip-hop. Over his decades-long career, Barker has become the music industry’s drummer of choice, and we picked 13 of his best collaborations and features after the jump.
Maggie Lindemann’s 2019 reggae-pop song “Friends Go” got a gritty rework as Barker jumped in for a rock remix.
Barker’s crashing drums serve as exclamation points to MGK’s shouted lyrics in their latest collaboration together, a more grunge-punk than pop-punk misfit anthem.
Who better to usher WILLOW (fka Willow Smith) into her pop-punk era than the pop-punk patriarch himself?
Thanks to Barker’s thunderous drums, YUNGBLUD and Halsey’s emo duet gets the added melodrama it deserves.
Barker has collaborated with the rapper Yelawolf a few times and they’re always high-throttle, high-paced, and high-octane sonic explosions.
Remember the time Travis Barker gave Rihanna’s “Umbrella” an electrifying rock remix? Now’s a good time to revisit.
Barker’s drumming is the very impressive stuttering backbone of this emotional pop banger by singer-songwriter Skylar Grey.
Travis Barker isn’t only a drum god; he’s also a pretty competent producer, crafting the bright beats on his and Californian rapper 03 Greedo’s joint album, Meet The Drummers.
It can be argued that this moody, raging track from Machine Gun Kelly’s Hotel Diablo precipitated his emo-rock metamorphosis, led on by the one and only Barker.
One of Barker’s TikTok protégés, jxdn revives the energy of pop-punk from the mid-to-late aughts in “So What!,” thanks to the help of Barker on the drums.
Trippie Redd has always flirted with rock, but he commits fully to the genre on NEON SHARK vs Pegasus, a harmonic collaborative album by him and Barker.
In 2019, Barker collaborated with Lil Nas X on the sole rock-sounding track on his debut EP 7. It’s great, a testament to Lil Nas X and... the Travis Barker touch?
This rattling track from Travis Barker’s first solo album is an exemplary example of his percussive genius brain.