No, Taylor Swift isn’t at the DNC — but Common will make a surprise appearance Tuesday

Several musicians have performed at the Democratic National Convention so far — but there has been no sign of Taylor Swift.

The Swiftie rumor mill has been in high gear in recent weeks. The pop superstar is wrapping up her European tour in London with a show Tuesday night at Wembley Arena, leaving her schedule — at least according to her most ardent fans — free on Wednesday and Thursday nights to drop by the United Center.

But Deadline reports that Swift will not make an appearance at the convention, citing a DNC insider.

“Think about it, no one would remember a word the Vice President said in her acceptance speech,” the insider told Deadline. “All the headlines would be about Swift.”

Even without Swift, the DNC has already seen some high-power musical acts.

On Tuesday, Chicago’s hometown hero Common is set to make a surprise appearance at the United Center. He will go onstage as long as the speeches don’t run too late, according to United Center security.

Legendary R&B diva Patti LaBelle will also take the stage Tuesday night, according to a DNC spokesperson.

At 80 years old, the “New Attitude” songstress has shown no signs of slowing down. She is currently on tour and working on new music.

Singer-songwriter Jason Isbell made an appearance Monday, performing “Something More Than Free.” Country artist Mickey Guyton also performed on Monday, singing her 2021 song “All American.”

James Taylor was also expected to perform Monday evening, but his performance wound up being cut since speeches ran late.