Road closures, time, how to watch and more

Vice President Kamala Harris will hold a campaign concert on the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art on Monday evening as the presidential campaign continues to focus on the critical swing state of Pennsylvania. A similar Harris concert event will take place earlier in the evening in Pittsburgh.

Details, including scheduled performances, are sketchy at this time, but equipment for preparation and plans for road closures are in place.

Here's everything we know about the rally so far.

The rally and concert will be held Monday evening — the eve of the election — from 5 to 9 p.m. on Benjamin Franklin Parkway below the steps of the art museum, the campaign says.

We don't know yet. The Harris campaign remained tight-lipped about the planned artists. It's also unclear whether the lineup in Pittsburgh will be the same as in Philadelphia.

Attendees at the Harris rallies included Bruce Springsteen, John Legend, Gracie Abrams and others. Celebrities and artists with Philly connections who have supported Harris include Pink, Questlove and Abbott Elementary SchoolSheryl Lee Ralph and Aubrey Plaza of Delaware.

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There has been a lot of speculation about this. Swift, a Berks County native, endorsed Harris in September. Now there are rumors almost every time a rally overlaps with a time slot in their busy Eras Tour schedule.

Last week, fans debated whether Swift would attend a concert event in Wisconsin that featured some of Swift's friends and songwriters, including Aaron Dessner of The National and Abrams, who is accompanying Swift on the final leg of her international tour. Still, Swift was nowhere to be seen.

Now, with a huge rally taking place in Swift's home state, rumors are once again swirling that this could be the time for a surprise appearance from the “Bejeweled” artist.

Swift performs the final U.S. leg of her “Eras Tour” Friday through Sunday in Indianapolis has a week off before traveling to Toronto for the final nine shows of the tour.

The rallies are free and open to the public, although there may be feedback and security restrictions in the area surrounding the event.

This information will be updated as more details become available.

The Harris campaign has regularly live-streamed its rallies and events via its YouTube channel.

Check the campaign’s live video page for updates.

The city administration began closing some streets on Friday.

Motorists are advised to avoid areas near Fairmount Avenue and the Benjamin Franklin Parkway and delays are expected.

Road closures include:

The following streets will be closed from Friday 8 a.m. to Tuesday 8 p.m.:

The following streets will be closed from Saturday 8 a.m. to Tuesday 8 p.m.:

The following streets will be closed from Monday 5 a.m. to Tuesday around 8 a.m.:

Short-term, intermittent closures of 2200 to 2400 Pennsylvania Avenue are expected to occur Monday to move equipment and resources. Motorists are advised to exercise caution in the area and follow directions from Philadelphia Police.

There will also be parking restrictions throughout the immediate area.