\n\tIn 2026, Survivor <\/em>is celebrating 50 seasons. That means for more than 25 years now, contestants have competed on a reality show to test their survival skills in the wilderness while forming and breaking alliances, all in pursuit of a $1 million prize.<\/p>\n \n\tSince premiering in 2000, the groundbreaking, intense reality show hosted by Jeff Probst has captivated audiences. Even if you haven\u2019t seen a single episode of it, you\u2019ve probably encountered any given number of references in pop culture to its dramatic eliminations \u2014 perhaps you\u2019re familiar with its famous phrase, \u201cThe tribe has spoken!\u201d \u2014 or high-stakes challenges that put both strategic and athletic abilities to the test. More than 750 contestants have tried their hands at the all-consuming, physically exhausting game, and countless others have tuned in season after season to watch everything unfold.<\/p>\n \n\tWith the size of Survivor<\/em>\u2018s audience, it\u2019s only natural that many of the show\u2019s fans are people with big fanbases themselves. Numerous celebrities have expressed their devout love for the enterprise, including several star musicians \u2014 some of whom have even gotten the chance to make cameos or add their own twists on episodes of the show. A certain A-list pop star, for instance, recently launched her very own game-changing idol in the series\u2019 landmark 50th season, while a famous country bandleader once sailed out to the island to hang out with the contestants and grill up some fresh catch. (More on both of those later.)<\/p>\n \n\tThe 50th installment of Survivor <\/em>is ongoing, with the finale slated to air on CBS and Paramount+ in May. As the competition plays out, see some of the famous musicians who have been open about their love for the long-running show below.<\/p>\n
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