The Strokes and Phoebe Bridgers among musical guests for new episodes of ‘SNL’

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The long-running US sketch show announced its next three instalments on Thursday (October 22), with The Strokes set to appear on November 7 alongside host Druski, while Bridgers will perform on November 14, when John Mulaney hosts.

The show will return from its current break on October 31 for a Halloween episode hosted by Obsession star Inde Navarrette, with Gracie Abrams as musical guest.

The Strokes’ appearance will be their fifth on SNL, following previous performances in 2002, 2006, 2011 and 2020.

Sua visita mais recente ocorreu no Halloween de 2020, quando eles apresentaram ‘The Adults Are Talking’ e ‘Bad Decisions’ do seu sexto álbum ‘The New Abnormal’.

Esse episódio também foi apresentado por Mulaney.

Meanwhile, Bridgers is set for her second appearance as a solo musical guest, having made her debut in February 2021, when she performed ‘Kyoto’ and ‘I Know The End’ from her 2020 album ‘Punisher’.

The latter performance became a viral moment after she smashed her Danelectro guitar against a stage monitor during the song’s climax, prompting a heated online debate.

Bridgers revelou posteriormente que o fabricante lhe deu permissão para destruir o instrumento, enquanto o monitor era um adereço falso feito especificamente para a apresentação.

Bridgers also returned to SNL in November 2023 as a member of Boygenius, alongside Julien Baker and Lucy Dacus. The trio performed ‘Not Strong Enough’ and ‘Satanist’ in matching suits inspired by The Beatles, during an episode hosted by Timothée Chalamet.

Os Strokes lançaram seu sétimo álbum de estúdio, “Reality Awaits”, em julho, seu primeiro disco em seis anos. Em uma crítica de quatro estrelas, o NME elogiou a abordagem lúdica da banda, escrevendo que eles soavam “mais vivos e engajados do que há anos”.

Earlier this month, the group played their first UK concerts in three years at London’s O2 Arena, with the shows featuring a mixture of old favourites and new material.

Bridgers, meanwhile, released her third solo album ‘Lost Weekend’ in August, ending a six-year wait following ‘Punisher’.

The record became her first solo UK Number One album, while NME awarded it five stars, describing it as a “staggering, strange and stirring opus”.

Ela está atualmente na fase norte-americana de seu “Lost Tour” sem telefone, que chegará ao Reino Unido e à Europa no próximo mês, incluindo apresentações em Dublin, Manchester e Londres.

Elsewhere, Abrams’ Halloween appearance will be her second time as an SNL musical guest and follows the release of her third studio album ‘Daughter From Hell’ in July.

Druski, meanwhile, will make his hosting debut on November 7, becoming the first digital content creator to host the show. The comedian hosted the BET Awards earlier this year, while Mulaney will be returning for his seventh hosting stint.

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