(NEXSTAR) — Thousands have flooded into Chicago for the Democratic National Convention, including a number of celebrities.
Here’s a look at the celebrities who have spoken or performed (or are scheduled to), or have appeared at the DNC in Chicago, as of Monday.
Tony Goldwyn
Scheduled to speak Monday, the “Scandal” actor previously backed Hillary Clinton’s run for presidency in 2016. Goldwyn has worked as a Democratic activist.
James Taylor
The singer-songwriter appears set to perform Monday night after he was spotted at rehearsals earlier in the day. Taylor had performed for former President Barack Obama’s campaign and the Biden administration, and he recently cast doubts about Trump’s chances in this election.
Mickey Guyton
Also set to perform Monday night is country music artist Mickey Guyton. She previously performed the national anthem ahead of Super Bowl LVI.
Jason Isbell
Set to perform on Monday is Jason Isbell, the multi-Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter. A self-described progressive, Isbell has long spoken out against Republicans.
Ana Navarro
The Republican strategist and co-host of ABC’s “The View” is scheduled to speak on Tuesday. Navarro has increasingly supported the Democratic Party in recent years, and, in a video posted to social media, called it “a mind-blowing moment” to support Harris.
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
It’s unclear if the “Veep” star will be at the main DNC event, but on Wednesday, Louis-Dreyfus will host an event in Chicago aimed at highlighting the “essential leadership” of female governors.
“I’m honored to host this conversation with America’s Democratic women governors while our party comes together to celebrate in Chicago,” Louis-Dreyfus said in a Tuesday announcement about the Democratic Governors Association (DGA) Women Governors Fund event.
Mindy Kaling
Well-known for her roles in “The Office” and “The Mindy Project,” Kaling is scheduled to take the stage on Wednesday. She has made appearances alongside Harris, including at a 2020 virtual Hollywood campaign event for President Biden.
Kerry Washington
The former “Scandal” star is scheduled to take the stage on Thursday. Washington, founder of the political activism organization Influence Change, which is focused on celebrities promoting civil activism, previously spoke at the Democratic National Convention in 2020.
There has been speculation of other celebrities making appearances at the DNC, like Charli XCX, who backed Harris earlier this year, calling her “brat” — a resounding endorsement among young voters.
The Hill’s Miranda Nazzaro contributed to this report.