Super Bowl 2026: Chris Pratt, Jon Bon Jovi and Travis Scott and other A-listers at Levi’s Stadium

SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA: Celebrities from music, sports, film, and television packed the stands and suites at Levi’s Stadium on Sunday, February 8. They gathered for Super Bowl 2026, where the Seattle Seahawks faced the New England Patriots for the championship.

As players prepared for kickoff, the stadium became a star-studded scene. From top musicians to Hollywood actors and sports legends, fans and celebrities alike turned Levi’s Stadium into a hub of excitement even before the game began.

Celebrities attend Super Bowl 2026

Super Bowl 2026 at Levi’s Stadium brought not only a championship game but also a crowd of high-profile celebrities from across music, film, and sports. Their presence amplified the energy in the stadium and made the event a cultural spectacle. 

1. Travis Scott

The rapper was among the first to arrive, making a noticeable entrance at the stadium. 

2. Jon Bon Jovi

The legendary singer attended and received a warm welcome from fans and fellow attendees.

3. Justin and Hailey Bieber

The duo were spotted enjoying the game, blending in with the mix of entertainment and sports stars.

4. Chris Pratt

The actor shared glimpses of his Super Bowl experience on social media, highlighting his enthusiasm for the game. 

5. Rodger Federer

The tennis legend looked relaxed and stylish while attending the Super Bowl, reflecting on NFL history.

6. Kendall Jenner

The supermodel arrived on time and enjoyed the festivities, capturing attention with her casual-chic look. 

7. Adam Sandler

The actor supported the Patriots and mingled with friends while enjoying the game. 

 8. Livvy Dunne

Dunne impressed with her casual yet classy game-day look.

9. J Balvin

The singer made a style statement with his casual outfit and standout sneakers. 

10. Jay‑Z, Blue Ivy Carter and Beyonce 

Jay-Z attended with Beyonce and their daughter Blue Ivy, cheering from the stands.

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