Is SNL New Tonight (November 7, 2026)? Host, Musical Guest, Episode Details
"Saturday Night Live" Season 52 is back in action. The show returned on Halloween night with a new episode featuring up-and-coming star Inde Navarrette as the host and Gracie Abrams as the musical guest.
As expected, Navarrette referenced "Obsession" in her opening monologue. The horror star also appeared to mock Shane Gillis' controversial monologue when she said she wears her "little w***e outfit" to the gym. The brief moment seemed to be the show's attempt to move on from the scandal, which ignited during the show's break.
Is there a new episode of SNL tonight?
"Saturday Night Live" is continuing with a new episode tonight. The midterm elections were in the past week, so there's a chance this episode might get a little political.
Who is hosting SNL tonight?
Social media star Druski is taking the reins of "Saturday Night Live" tonight. The choice initially seemed out of the blue, as the comedian didn't have any major projects lined up. But on Monday, Netflix announced it is partnering with Druski for a new show based on one of his sketches, "Collect & Praise." Druski is bound to bring that up during his hosting gig, but time will tell whether he also reprises any of his previous sketch characters on the "SNL" stage too.
Who is the musical guest on SNL tonight?
The Strokes are the musical guest following the release of their seventh album "Reality Awaits" in July 2026. With the rock band about to start their world tour, their "SNL" performance could give them a popularity boost.
Who is the SNL host and musical guest next week?
After two new stars, "Saturday Night Live" is returning to an old favorite host, John Mulaney. Mulaney began his career as a writer on the series, but since leaving in 2013, the star has hosted the show six times. This is the third time Phoebe Bridgers, the musical guest, has performed on the show. She has previously performed solo and with the supergroup Boygenius. Bridgers has had a busy year after returning from hiatus, including starring in a new film, "Primetime," and releasing her third album, "Lost Weekend."
What time does SNL start?
The clocks have turned back, but "SNL" is still airing this week at 11:30 p.m. ET. That means it will start at 10:30 p.m. if you are in the Central Time Zone and 8:30 p.m. if you are in the Pacific Time Zone.
Where can I watch SNL?
"Saturday Night Live" airs on NBC tonight. However, if you don't watch the episode on traditional TV, you can either watch a live stream on Peacock on Saturday night or view the full episode on Sunday once it's uploaded after the episode ends. You can also watch clips from the episode on YouTube, which are uploaded on Sunday following the episode's end.