Production
- Producers: Louis Biancaniello, Dave Deviller, Andy Goldmark, Dan Shea, Jamie Houston, London Jones, Robbie Nevil, Evan Rogers, Corey Rooney, Carl Sturken, Sam Watters, Eric Foster White
- Engineers: Steve George, Andy Goldmark, Scott Gutierrez, Al Hemberger, Ben Holt, Martin Horenburg, Hank Linderman, Glen Marchese, Tim "Flash" Mariner, Michael "Wolf" Reaves, Steve Smith, Paul Wagner, Eric Foster White, Rob Williams
- Assistant engineers: Jeff Gregory, Matt Martiensson, Ronnie Rivera, Jose Sanchez, Manelich Sotolong
- Mixing: Mick Guzauski, Tony Maserati
- Mixing assistants: Tom Bender, Jeff Gregory, Ben Holt, Ethan Schofer
- Editing: Jack Kugell
- Production coordination: Kim Gorham, Collen Reynolds
- Production coordination assistant: Andrea Derby
- Programming: Louis Biancaniello, Dan Shea, Dave Deviller, London Jones, Eric Foster White
- Drum programming: Iki Levy
- Arranger: Dave Deviller
- String arrangements: Graeme Coleman
- Art direction: Ron Jaramillo
- Design: Ron Jaramillo
- Photography: Alberto Tolot
- Stylist: Rachel Zoe
- Hair stylist: Ken Paves
- Make-up: Francesca Tolot
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