Common, OneRepublic and a slew of celebrity chefs made their way down to the Caribbean to take in the food and festivities at the fifth-annual Bahamas Culinary & Arts Festival at Baha Mar.

Marcus Samuelsson, Buddy Valastro, Maneet Chauhan, Tristen Epps and more famed foodies took a break from hosting master classes and exclusive meals to let loose at A Taste of Baha Mar, a VIP party featuring bites from the resort’s numerous restaurants and a special live performance by OneRepublic, on Friday.

“When I die, I want to come back as Lenny Kravitz,” the band’s frontman, Ryan Tedder, told the crowd of amped-up fans, referring to last year’s headliner, before expressing his love for the Caribbean.

The group — who joined the likes of Sting and Rod Stewart as festival headliners — played their biggest hits “Stop and Stare,” “Chasing Stars,” “Apologize,” “Good Life” and more during the hour-long outdoor concert.

“To my friends in Nassau, I say ‘hello,’” Tedder crooned, changing the lyrics of the latter with a special local reference.

The 47-year-old Grammy winner also performed a medley of the hit songs he’s written for other artists, including Beyoncé’s “Halo,” Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep” and Leona Lewis’ “Bleeding Love.”