Beyonce and Billie Eilish confirmed to perform Best Original Song tracks at the 94th Oscars

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Music fans who may be on the fence about watching the 94th Oscars may change their mind upon learning that two massive stars will be performing: Beyonce and Billie Eilish.The Academy confirmed on Tuesday that Beyonce and Eilish will perform their Oscar-nominated tracks for Best Original Song.Also performing on Oscar Sunday will be Reba McEntire and Sebastian Yatra, though the fifth nominee - Van Morrison - will not perform.

Oscar performer:Music fans who may be on the fence about watching the 94th Oscars may change their mind upon learning that two massive stars will be performing: Beyonce and Billie Eilish Song:The Academy confirmed on Tuesday that Beyonce and Eilish will perform their Oscar-nominated tracks for Best Original Song Confirmed:Also performing on Oscar Sunday will be Reba McEntire and Sebastian Yatra, though the fifth nominee - Van Morrison - will not performBeyonce will perform her song Be Alive from Warner Bros.' King Richard, which has music and lyrics she co-wrote with DIXSON.Eilish and her brother Finneas will perform No Time to Die from the new James Bond movie of the same name, which the sibling duo both co-wrote.

Yatra will perform Dos Oruguitas from Disney's animated film Encanto, which has music and lyrics from Lin-Manuel Miranda. Co-wrote:Beyonce will perform her song Be Alive from Warner Bros.' King Richard, which has music and lyrics she co-wrote with DIXSON Billie and Finneas: Eilish and her brother Finneas will perform No Time to Die from the new James Bond movie of the same name, which the sibling duo both co-wrote Sebastian:Yatra will perform Dos Oruguitas from Disney's animated film Encanto, which has music and lyrics from Lin-Manuel MirandaMcEntire is slated to perform Somehow You Do from.

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