All the Celebrities We Spotted at the 2026 Super Bowl
The biggest day in sports is traditionally a time for celebrities (aka Taylor Swift and her girl group) to gather and make us all jealous of their fieldside seat access, and the 2026 Super Bowl was no exception. No, Swift wasn’t at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, given that her fiancé Travis Kelce’s team wasn’t playing – but there was still plenty of high-wattage star power on hand to watch the New England Patriots take on the Seattle Seahawks (and to soak up the glory of the Bad Bunny halftime show, of course).
Below, find a round-up of all the celebrities we spotted at the 2026 Super Bowl, from performers to A-list sports fans:
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1/14Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong
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2/14Coco Jones
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3/14Charlie Puth
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4/14Brandi Carlile
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5/14Jay-Z and Blue Ivy Carter
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6/14Chris Pratt
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7/14Eiza González
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8/14Jon Bon Jovi
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9/14Roger Federer
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10/14Travis Scott
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Photo: Getty Images11/14Jon Hamm
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12/14Central Cee, Sebastian Lletget, Kaytranada and Kehlani
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13/14Jalen Hurts
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14/14Peyton Manning
This article was originally published on British Vogue.
Frequently Asked Questions
The 2026 Super Bowl was hosted at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. The premier sporting venue served as the global gathering point for thousands of football fans, corporate executives, and A-list fashion, music, and screen celebrities.
The New England Patriots played the Seattle Seahawks in the historic title game. The high-stakes bicoastal matchup drew a diverse crowd of dedicated, high-profile athletic legends and bicoastal celebrity supporters to the stadium luxury suites.
No, Taylor Swift did not attend the 2026 game. Because her fiancé Travis Kelce and his team were not playing in the championship matchup, the pop star skipped the event, passing the fieldside spotlight to other global entertainment icons.
Lady Gaga and Ricky Martin were the top celebrities spotted during the set. Both pop icons made high-profile guest appearances on stage alongside headliner Bad Bunny, while OPM and global music talent watched from the stadium’s front-row seats.
The performance marked the first solo Latino male artist to headline the global event. Delivering a mostly Spanish-language set, Bad Bunny made cultural history, driving massive viewership and attracting an elite group of international music tastemakers to the venue.
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