The campaign for Kamala Harris is turning into a vibrant celebration of music.

Music legends, including Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Ricky Martin, and Christina Aguilera, have stepped up to showcase their support for the vice president through a series of performances leading up to the 2024 presidential election on Tuesday. Harris is competing against former President Donald Trump, the Republican nominee.

These artists not only entertained audiences nationwide but also elaborated on their reasons for voting for Harris. “Kamala Harris stands for all of us, for unity and for every American,” Martin told a Philadelphia crowd, while Aguilera encouraged attendees to “vote for freedom.”

In a previous statement to Rolling Stone, Martin expressed his support for Harris, emphasizing the critical stakes for Latinos in this election. “Latinos can play a pivotal role in securing a victory for Vice President Harris, who stands with us and will fight for us as president. I couldn’t be prouder to join her tonight in Philadelphia,” he shared.

Throughout her campaign, Harris has garnered support from numerous pop music legends, including Megan Thee Stallion, Bruce Springsteen, Beyoncé, Charli XCX, and Cardi B, who also spoke at a recent rally in Wisconsin.

“Like Kamala Harris, I have faced being the underdog,” Cardi remarked during her speech at Wisconsin State Fair Park. “Women often have to work ten times harder and do ten times better, yet people still question our success.”

Philadelphia: Lady Gaga performs ‘God Bless America,’ Ricky Martin rallies for Harris

Philadelphia showcased an array of Puerto Rican talent that evening. Prior to Ricky Martin’s exhilarating performance, Fat Joe took to the stage and proudly stated, “Yo soy Boricua, para que tu lo sepa,” which means “I’m Boricua, just so you know.”

He continued, “I heard there was a need for Puerto Rican representation in Philly, and I’m thrilled to be here to show our pride. Tonight is about that.”

The New York rapper also mentioned his reasons for supporting Harris as the next president. “Kamala Harris is for us—she unites everyone: Black, white, big, small, Latino, you name it. I refuse to sell my soul for anyone. I am here advocating for her because I genuinely believe she is the one,” Fat Joe said.

At the Philadelphia Museum of Art, in an event also featuring Oprah Winfrey, Martin energized the crowd with hits like “Livin’ la Vida Loca.” He urged attendees, “Vote to protect our democracy; voting for Kamala is key.”

Lady Gaga, donned in a leather jacket, introduced Harris’ husband Doug Emhoff while delivering an emotional version of “God Bless America.”

“Historically, women haven’t had a voice in this country. We’ve raised families and supported men, yet tomorrow women will play a role in making crucial decisions,” Gaga remarked, expressing her belief that Harris would be a president for everyone.

Katy Perry performs for Harris campaign in Pittsburgh

Perry showed her backing for Harris with a performance at the Carrie Blast Furnaces in Pittsburgh, where she sang hits like “Dark Horse,” “Part of Me,” and “Firework.”

At the conclusion of her set, Perry endorsed Harris, saying, “Becoming a mother four years ago changed my perspective. She is the reason I support Kamala Harris. I trust her to safeguard my daughter’s future and that of all children.”

Andra Day and DJ D-Nice were also part of the entertainment lineup.

James Taylor entertains North Carolina crowd with ‘Something In The Way She Moves’

James Taylor brought his support to Harris’ rally in Raleigh, where he performed “Something In The Way She Moves” with his guitar.

This performance comes after he missed the Democratic National Convention in August due to scheduling conflicts. Taylor was supposed to perform at the convention’s opening night, but unfortunately, his appearance was canceled.

Other North Carolina performers included “American Idol” alum Fantasia Barrino, country band Sugarland, and pop singer Remi Wolf.

Jon Bon Jovi and The War and Treaty electrify Harris rally in Detroit

Rock legend Jon Bon Jovi collaborated with The War and Treaty for an electrifying performance of their new song “The People’s House” at Detroit’s Hart Plaza.

“Detroit, we won’t turn back,” Michael Trotter Jr. passionately sang in the song.

The duo also delighted the audience with a stripped-down rendition of Bon Jovi’s iconic 1980s hit “Livin’ on a Prayer.” As their performance concluded, Bon Jovi urged listeners, “Head to the polls tomorrow; let’s elect Kamala Harris and Tim Walz; the country is counting on you.”

The rally also included a visit from Tim Walz, the Democratic vice presidential candidate, along with his spouse, Gwen Walz.

Bon Jovi supported the Harris campaign by performing in Atlanta on Sunday, where he delivered an acoustic version of “Livin’.”

Christina Aguilera showcases her incredible voice at Kamala Harris rally in Las Vegas

Aguilera brought her iconic vocal talents to Harris’ pre-election event, performing at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. The lineup also featured regional Mexican band Los Tigres del Norte and the electronic music duo Sofi Tukker.

“I’m here tonight to honor those who have fought for our right to be heard. Let’s raise our voices and vote for freedom,” she declared before singing her song “Fighter” from 2002.

According to clips shared on social media, Aguilera also performed “Beautiful” from the same album and her collaboration with Pitbull, “Feel This Moment.”

(This article was revised to fix a spelling mistake.)