Saturday Night Live will pair Druski with The Strokes before John Mulaney returns alongside Phoebe Bridgers in November.
Druski is taking his comedy to Studio 8H, with a Saturday Night Live hosting debut set for November 7. NBC’s newly announced lineup puts The Strokes on the same episode as musical guest.
His own website now prominently counts down to the appearance, listing an 11:30 p.m. ET broadcast on NBC and Peacock. The booking follows his turn hosting this year’s BET Awards and brings a performer known for online comedy into a live sketch-show format.
John Mulaney will host the following week, on November 14, marking his seventh time in that role. He worked as an SNL writer from 2008 to 2012, and his most recent hosting appearance came during Season 50 in November 2024.
Phoebe Bridgers joins Mulaney as musical guest. The pairing gives the November schedule a returning SNL writer and returning solo performer, following the contrast of Druski’s hosting debut and The Strokes’ established relationship with the program.
The run begins on Halloween with Inde Navarrette and Gracie Abrams. Their October 31 episode was announced earlier, so the new November bookings now lay out three consecutive weekends of fresh shows.
Season 52 has already featured Jalen Brunson with KATSEYE, Dakota Johnson with Turnstile, and Shane Gillis with Rosalía. The next stretch continues that mix of different comedy and music backgrounds, with Druski’s first hosting turn providing the clearest change in the lineup.
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