Rap and rock royalty are joining forces for the president. On the eve of the presidential election, Jay-Z and Bruce Springsteen will perform together during a rally for Barack Obama.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the music icons will hit the stage for a duet at Obama’s re-election rally in Columbus, Ohio, on Monday.

Jay-Z has been a proponent of the commander-in-chief, hosting a fundraiser in his honor at his 40/40 club in New York.

“What he represented to a nation of kids was hope,” Jay said of the POTUS, while Obama praised the hip-hop mogul. “He got ahead because he worked hard, learned from his mistakes, and just plain refused to quit,” he said.

Obama is the clear favorite in the Carter household. Beyoncé has also shown her support for the president, performing at the inaugural ball and teaming with First Lady Michelle Obama on her campaign to curb childhood obesity.