Michelle Obama to address Democratic Convention on Tuesday

• NBC News was first to report the Tuesday speaking slot.

Driving the news: Former President Obama will also make a primetime address on Tuesday.

• The DNC will kickoff on Monday, with President Biden headlining opening night and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton also speaking.

Flashback: Michelle Obama has addressed every party convention since her husband was nominated in 2008, with her previous addresses all garnering prime speaking slots.

• She received far more engagement online than any other speaker in the 2020 convention, according to NewsWhip data.
• She denounced then-President Trump as "in over his head" in a speech that went viral on social media.

Driving the news: Convention organizers released night-by-night themes and speaker details on Sunday morning.

• Monday, "For the People": Biden and Dr. Jill Biden speak, along with Hillary Clinton, and a welcome from Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson.

• Tuesday, "A Bold Vision for America's Future": Former President Obama plus Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff, with a welcome from Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker.
• Wednesday, "A Fight for Our Freedoms": V.P. nominee Tim Walz delivers his acceptance speech, preceded by former President Bill Clinton, Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg (per CNN).
• Thursday, "For Our Future": Vice President Harris accepts the convention's nomination for president.

Go deeper: More speakers ... Biden's handoff to Harris set for Monday.