Ciara, Russell Wilson & Stars Kick Off 2026 Super Bowl Weekend at Uber Party | Just Jared
- San Francisco kicked off Super Bowl weekend with a star-studded event hosted by Uber, drawing a diverse crowd of musicians, actors, and athletes.
- The guest list read like a who’s who of contemporary entertainment.
- The evening’s performances were a highlight, featuring rising country star Shaboozey and Olivia Dean, fresh off her February 1st Grammy win for Best New Artist.
San Francisco kicked off Super Bowl weekend with a star-studded event hosted by Uber, drawing a diverse crowd of musicians, actors, and athletes. The fourth annual “One Party,” held Friday at Pier 48, saw Ciara and Russell Wilson leading the celebrity arrivals.
The guest list read like a who’s who of contemporary entertainment. Queen Latifah, Madelyn Cline, and Emma Roberts were among the actors in attendance, alongside Jon Hamm and his wife, Anna Osceola. The event also drew a strong musical contingent, including Cardi B, Ty Dolla $ign, and Becky G.
The evening’s performances were a highlight, featuring rising country star Shaboozey and Olivia Dean, fresh off her Grammy win for Best New Artist. Dean performed a set including her hits “Man I Need,” “So Easy,” and “Dive,” marking her first performance since the awards ceremony. Shaboozey delivered renditions of “Tipsy” and “Amen,” adding a country flavor to the pre-Super Bowl festivities.
“It was my first time playing as part of Super Bowl Weekend! It was a lot of fun performing at The One Party with Uber – the atmosphere was great!” Dean shared, adding that she had the opportunity to pose for a photo backstage with Cardi B. Shaboozey echoed the sentiment, stating, “The Uber One Party had San Francisco locked in — good sound, good vibes all night. Super Bowl weekend energy is unmatched, and this was the perfect way to start it off.”
The presence of Robbie G.K., a figure known to fans of the Heated Rivalry series, added another layer of interest for those following the show. The event’s broad appeal underscored the growing intersection of sports, music, and celebrity culture surrounding the Super Bowl.
The Uber “One Party” served as a prelude to a weekend filled with additional high-profile events. , Cardi B, Tom Brady, and Joe Burrow were among the dozens of stars attending the Fanatics Super Bowl 2026 Party, also held at Pier 48 in San Francisco. That event, hosted by Fanatics founder and CEO Michael Rubin, featured performances by SZA, Nelly, and Ashanti, according to Page Six.
The Fanatics party also saw appearances from Adam DeVine and his wife Chloe Bridges, Spike Lee and his son Jackson Lewis Lee, Dylan Sprouse and his wife Barbara Palvin, Travis Scott, Alix Earle, Odell Beckham Jr., Jon Bon Jovi, and many others. Rumors also circulated regarding a potential romance between Olivia Ponton and Joe Burrow, and continued speculation about a developing relationship between Alix Earle and Tom Brady, following their appearances at multiple pre-Super Bowl events.
With a growing number of celebrities converging on San Francisco, the 2026 Super Bowl is already shaping up to be a significant cultural moment, extending beyond the football field and into the broader entertainment landscape.