SNL 50 Concert: Featuring Lady Gaga, Miley Cyrus, Chris Martin, and More!

Performance Announcement

The line of performance for Saturday evening on the air The concert ‘SNL 50’ was disclosed – see the bill below.

• Read more: “Saturday night.” Review: chaotic, inspiring, but where are they laughing?

Last night (January 30), SNL and a peacock network took to social media to announce the current lineup for SNL 50: Concert Return to Homeland. The show is scheduled for Friday, February 14, and will be broadcast live on Peacock, kicking off the celebration of the 50th anniversary for SNL.

Concert Details

SNL graduate Jimmy Fallon will be hosting, while Lorne Michaels and Mark Ronson are serving as producers. The concert will be held at Radio City Music Hall in New York.

Artists such as Backstreet Boys, Bad Bunny, Brandi Carlile, Chris Martin, David Byrne, Jack White, Lady Gaga, Miley Cyrus, Maimuna, Robin, and others have been announced.

According to the peacock announcement, more acts should be revealed in the coming days.

The current concert lineup ‘SNL 50’:

Arcade Fire
Backstreet Boys
Bad Bunny
Bonnie Raitt
Brandi Carlile
Brittany Howard
Chris Martin
David Byrne
Eddie Vedder
Jack White
Jelly
Lady Gaga
Miley Cyrus
Mumford and Sons
Leon Bridges
Preservation Hall Jazz Band
Robin
B-52s
The Roots

SNL is celebrating its 50th anniversary, having launched its 50th season at the end of September. Planned content for the anniversary includes a feature film Saturday night, a documentary narrated by Questlove, focusing on the music of the program, and much more.

In a three-star review, Saturday night, Jordan Bassett wrote in NME: “The film lacks enough narrative drive and genuine comedy. However, as it nears its inevitable conclusion, something funny happens. From the chaos, there emerges a rather inspiring ode to spontaneity, saying ‘yes’ and hoping for the best. You can get ‘half an outlet-show on a half-axle,’ as Defoe fabulously puts it, or you can create a story. This is what Saturday night almost manages to do, making it worth a watch. As any impromptu comedian would tell you: stick with it, and you might just find gold.”