Saturday Night Live - Season 48

Miles Teller makes his hosting debut. Teller co-stars in the record-breaking "Top Gun: Maverick," currently in theaters and on digital.

Kendrick Lamar returns for his third appearance as "SNL" musical guest. The Pulitzer Prize, Emmy, and Grammy Award winner is currently on a world tour following the release of his album, "Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers."

Brendan Gleeson hosts "SNL" for the first time on Oct. 8. The Emmy Award-winning actor stars in "The Banshees of Inisherin," in theaters Oct. 21.

Willow performs as "SNL" musical guest for the first time. Her highly anticipated fifth album, "<COPINGMECHANISM>," was released Oct. 7.

Megan Thee Stallion pulls double duty on Oct. 15 for her "SNL" hosting debut and second musical guest appearance.  The three-time Grammy winner's newest album, "Traumazine," was released Aug. 12.

Jack Harlow hosts and also serves as the musical guest. This is his hosting debut and his 2nd musical guest appearance on the show. The three-time Grammy Award-nominated multi-platinum artist is touring worldwide with his newest album, "Come Home the Kids Miss You," featuring the hit single "First Class." 

Amy Schumer hosts "SNL" for the third time on Nov. 5. The fifth season of the Emmy and Peabody Award-winning "Inside Amy Schumer" is currently streaming on Paramount+.

Steve Lacy makes his "SNL" musical guest debut. The Grammy nominee's latest album, "Gemini Rights," features the Billboard chart-topping single "Bad Habit." 

Comedian Dave Chappelle marks his third time as Host. His previous gigs were in 2016 and 2020.

Black Star performs as musical guest. The critically-acclaimed hip-hop duo, featuring Brooklyn-based rappers Yasiin Bey (also popularly known as Mos Def) and Talib Kweli, released their sophomore album, No Fear of Time, in May 2022. 

Keke Palmer makes her hosting debut. The Emmy Award winner recently launched the podcast "Baby, This Is Keke Palmer" on Amazon Music and her own digital network, KeyTV.

SZA performs as musical guest for the second time. The Grammy Award winner's latest single, "Shirt," has garnered over 60 million streams worldwide since its release.

Steve Martin and Martin Short co-host "SNL" together on Dec. 10. They currently star in Hulu's "Only Murders in the Building" and resume their "You Won't Believe What They Look Like Today!" tour next year.

Brandi Carlile returns for her second time as musical guest. Her newest album, "In These Silent Days," just earned seven Grammy nominations.

Austin Butler makes his first appearance as "SNL" host on Dec. 17. Butler stars in the critically acclaimed film "Elvis," now streaming on HBO Max.

Lizzo performs as musical guest for the third time. She most recently appeared as host and musical guest on Apri 16, 2022. Lizzo, a recent Emmy winner for Lizzy's Watch Out For the Big Grrrls, is currently nominated for six Grammy Awards and on tour with her newest hit album, "Special."

Aubrey Plaza serves as host for the first time on Jan. 21. Plaza stars in Emily the Criminal, currently streaming on Netflix, and HBO's The White Lotus.

Sam Smith performs as musical guest for the third time. The Academy and Grammy Award winner's new album, "Gloria," will be released on Jan. 27.

Michael B. Jordan makes his "SNL" hosting debut on Jan. 28. Jordan directs and stars in Creed III, in theaters March 3.

Lil Baby makes his first appearance as musical guest. The Grammy Award winner's latest album, "It's Only Me," debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 chart.

Pascal, who makes his "SNL" hosting debut, stars in HBO's new series "The Last of Us" and the upcoming third season of "The Mandalorian" on Disney+.

Coldplay performs as musical guest for the seventh time. The Grammy Award-winning band have just announced a run of West Coast dates in September as they continue their record-breaking "Music Of The Spheres" world tour.

"Saturday Night Live" returns Feb. 25 with Woody Harrelson serving as host for the fifth time. Harrelson stars in the film "Champions," in theaters March 10.

Jack White makes his fourth solo appearance as musical guest and fifth overall. White released two solo records in 2022, and a special 20th-anniversary edition of The White Stripes' acclaimed album "Elephant" will be released later this year.

Travis Kelce makes his "SNL" hosting debut on March 4. Kelce is a tight end for the 2023 Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs.

Kelsea Ballerini takes the stage as musical guest for the first time. Her new EP, "Rolling Up the Welcome Mat," and accompanying short film were released on Valentine's Day, and her "Heartfirst" U.S. tour kicks off in March.

Jenna Ortega hosts "SNL" for the first time on March 11. Ortega stars in Netflix's hit series "Wednesday" and the upcoming "Scream VI," in theaters March 10.

The 1975 makes their second appearance as musical guest. The band is currently on a sold-out world tour with their critically acclaimed new album, "Being Funny in a Foreign Language." 

Emmy Award winner Quinta Brunson makes her hosting debut. Brunson is the creator, executive producer, writer and star of ABC's "Abbott Elementary".

Lil Yachty will perform as musical guest for the first time. His latest album, "Let's Start Here", debuted at #1 on Billboard's top rock and alternative charts.

Molly Shannon will return to Studio 8H to host "SNL" for the second time on April 8. Shannon stars in "A Good Person", currently in theaters, and the third season of "The Other Two", premiering May 4 on HBO Max.

Jonas Brothers will take the stage as musical guest for the third time. Their new album, "The Album", featuring the upcoming single "Waffle House", is set to be released May 12.

Academy Award nominee Ana de Armas will host "SNL" for the first time on April 15. De Armas stars in "Ghosted", premiering April 21 on Apple TV+.

Karol G will make her first appearance as musical guest. Her newest album, "Mañana Será Bonito", is the first all-Spanish album by a female artist to hit #1 the Billboard 200 chart.