Robyn, Devo, Lady Gaga, and even more to play the Special SNL concert

Robyn, Devo, Lady Gaga, Jack White, Bad Bunny, and more participate in a special concert to celebrate the 50th season of Saturday Night Live. The event, called SNL50: the return concertwill be broadcast live on Peacock on Friday, February 14, from 8 p.m., East standard time.

Complete the SNL50: the return concert The programming is: Arcade Fire, Backstreet Boys, Bonnie Raitt, Brandi Carlile, Brittany Howard, Chris Martin (de Coldplay), David Byrne, Eddie Vedder, Jelly Roll, Miley Cyrus, Mumford & Sons, post Malone, Pre -sert Hall Jazz Band, The jazz group, the Jazz Hall group, the jazz group, the jazz group, the jazz group, the jazz group, the jazz group, the jazz group, the jazz group, the jazz group, The jazz group, the jazz group, the jazz group, the preservation hall, the, the, the the. B-52, and the roots. Other artists will be announced before the live show.

Jimmy Fallon hosts SNL50: the return concertAnd Lorne Michaels and Mark Ronson are the executive producers of the show. It takes place at the New York City Music Hall radio.

Of all SNL50: the return concert Participants, nobody occurred in a previous episode that Bonnie Raitt: the singer made her debut in an episode in January 1978, playing “Give It Up or Let Me Go” and “Runaway”. It was the 56th episode of Snl; For the context, Timothee Chalamet has just occurred on the 980th episode of the show.

The other notable repatriated include Devo, who made their only Saturday Night Live Appearance in October 1978; David Byrne, who made his debut with speaking heads in 1979; The B-52, who played for the first time in the series in 1980; and Eddie Vedder, who played Snl With Pearl Jam in 1992. Snl The former student is Jelly Roll, who launched the 50th season of the program, in September, with performances of “Liar” and “Winning Streak”.

NBC and Peacock recently published a new documentary on Saturday Night Live Codirigated by Oz Rodriguez and Questlove des Roots. The film, Ladies and gentlemen … 50 years of SNL musicPresent interviews with Miley Cyrus, Jack White, rage against Tom Morello of the machine, and more.