Saturday Night Live has made its November lineup official, with Druski and John Mulaney set to host the show’s Nov. 7 and Nov. 14 episodes. The Strokes and Phoebe Bridgers will serve as musical guests.
Social media star and comedian Druski will make his SNL hosting debut on Nov. 7, joined by The Strokes. Word of Druski’s booking first leaked early last week, but today’s announcement makes it official.
Best known for his character-driven social media sketches, Druski built a massive online following before expanding into live shows, acting, and longer-form projects.
His SNL booking comes as he prepares to launch Collect & Praise, a semi-scripted comedy with Mike Epps that grew out of his viral megachurch sketch that’s set to arrive on Netflix and YouTube in December.
The Strokes, meanwhile, will make their fifth appearance as an SNL musical guest, joining the show’s unofficial musical “Five-Timers Club.” The New York rock band first performed on the show in 2002 and returned in 2006, 2011, and 2020. They are currently touring behind their seventh studio album, Reality Awaits.
A week later, Mulaney will return to Studio 8H for his seventh hosting stint on Nov. 14, with Phoebe Bridgers serving as musical guest.
Mulaney’s return won’t come as much of a surprise to fans who have been watching his tour calendar. Earlier this month, four Canadian dates on his Mister Whatever tour scheduled for Nov. 12 through Nov. 15 were pushed to March 2027, with venues citing a “soon-to-be-announced TV commitment.”
A former SNL writer, Mulaney first hosted the show in 2018 and joined its Five-Timers Club in February 2022. He last hosted in November 2024, when Chappell Roan served as musical guest.
Bridgers’ appearance will be her third as an SNL musical guest, though only her second as a solo artist. She made her debut alongside host Dan Levy in February 2021, then returned as a member of boygenius in November 2023. The multi-Grammy winner is currently touring behind her newest album, Lost Weekend.
The lineup also narrowly avoids making a bit of SNL history. The Strokes’ most recent appearance came on Oct. 31, 2020, when Mulaney was host. Had the band been booked one week later this time around, Mulaney and The Strokes would have become the first host-and-musical-guest pairing of two separate acts in the show’s history to repeat.
The two episodes will complete SNL’s second three-show run of Season 52. The stretch begins Oct. 31, when Obsession star Inde Navarrette makes her hosting debut with Gracie Abrams as musical guest.
Following the Nov. 14 episode, SNL will take two weeks off before returning for its final three episodes of 2026 on Dec. 5, 12, and 19. Hosts and musical guests for those shows have yet to be announced.
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