| Pink | Primary Artist, Background Vocals |
| Tim Armstrong | Guitar, Background Vocals, Loops |
| Stevie Blacke | Strings |
| John Fields | Bass, Guitar, Percussion, Keyboards |
| Jimmy Harry | Guitar, Keyboards |
| Shawn Pelton | Drums |
| Leon Pendarvis | Conductor |
| Linda Perry | Musician |
| Roc Raida | DJ |
| Amy Ray | Background Vocals |
| Atticus Ross | Loops |
| Emily Saliers | Guitar, Background Vocals |
| Rick Sheppard | MIDI Design |
| Joey Waronker | Drums |
| Billy Mann | Guitar, Electric Guitar |
| Robin Lynch | Guitar |
| Max Martin | Guitar, Keyboards |
| Kandi Burruss | Background Vocals |
| Tony Kanal | Bass |
| Matt Mahaffey | Drums, Glockenspiel, Turntables, Omnichord |
| The Molecules | Master of Ceremonies, Guest Appearance |
| Pete Wallace | Piano, Harmonium |
| Steven Wolf | Tambourine |
| Travis Baker | Drums |
| Galadriel Masterson | Background Vocals |
| Joshua Seth Eagan | Percussion, Drums |
| Hopey Rock | Background Vocals |
| Lukasz "Dr. Luke" Gottwald | Guitar |
| Lasse Mårtén | Drums |
| Niklas Olovson | Bass |
| Kinnda Hamid | Background Vocals |
| Shellback | Bass, Guitar, Drums, Keyboards, Omnichord |
| Tim Armstrong | Composer, Producer, Engineer |
| Dallas Austin | Arranger, Composer, Producer |
| Stevie Blacke | String Arrangements |
| Al Clay | Engineer |
| John Fields | Programming, Engineer, Additional Production |
| Jimmy Harry | Producer, Engineer |
| Leon Pendarvis | Orchestral Arrangements |
| Linda Perry | Composer, Producer, Engineer, drum programming |
| Lon Price | Horn Arrangements |
| Atticus Ross | Engineer |
| Rick Sheppard | Sound Design |
| Scott Storch | Composer, Producer |
| Steven Miller | Engineer |
| Kara DioGuardi | Composer |
| Billy Mann | Composer, Producer, Engineer, drum programming |
| Jeri Heiden | Art Direction |
| Jake Davies | Engineer |
| Carlton Lynn | Engineer |
| Robin Lynch | Composer |
| Max Martin | Composer, Producer, Engineer, drum programming |
| Bernd Burgdorf | Engineer, Pro-Tools |
| Kandi Burruss | Composer, Vocal Producer |
| Vivian Ho | Wardrobe Assistant |
| Tony Kanal | Producer |
| Dave Carlock | Engineer |
| Billy Man | Composer, Engineer |
| A. Moore | Composer |
| Wassim Zreik | Engineer |
| Oscar Ramirez | Engineer |
| Pink | Composer, Liner Notes, Executive Producer |
| Michael Ilbert | Engineer |
| Josh Wilbur | Engineer |
| Dr. Luke | Producer |
| Pete Wallace | Engineer |
| Kevin "She'kspere" Briggs | Composer, Producer, Engineer |
| Lukasz "Dr. Luke" Gottwald | Composer, drum programming |
| Lasse Mårtén | Engineer |
| Rami | Composer |
| MachoPsycho | Producer |
| Marcella "Ms. Lago" Araica | Composer, Engineer |
| Danja | Producer |
| Niklas Olovson | Composer, drum programming |
| Francesco Perlangeli | Engineer |
| Nick Steinhardt | Art Direction |
| Shellback | Composer, Producer, Engineer |
| Nathaniel Hills | Composer |
| Daniella Currle | Wardrobe Assistant |
| Giolliosa Fuller | Wardrobe Assistant |
| Katrine Lieberkind | Make-Up Assistant |
| Sean Mike | Assistant Hair Stylist |
| Chris Rojas | Engineer |
| Carmel Lobello | Wardrobe Assistant |
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