Paul McCartney returned to the Saturday Night Live stage for a bonus performance of Beatles hits following the show's season finale. The appearance included a playful cowbell moment with host Will Ferrell.
Paul McCartney performed two Beatles classics after the end credits of the Saturday Night Live season finale. He first played “Help!” alongside drummer Chad Smith and Ferrell, who added cowbell in a nod to his famous sketch. McCartney laughed during the song as Ferrell joined in.
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Will Ferrell hosted Saturday Night Live for the sixth time during the show's season 51 finale on May 16. Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith interrupted the opening monologue, playing on their long noted resemblance.
Will Ferrell returns to host the Season 51 finale of Saturday Night Live on May 16, 2026, with Paul McCartney set to perform.
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Saturday Night Live concluded its 51st season this past week. Former cast member Will Ferrell returned to host the finale for the sixth time.
Harry Styles will return to Saturday Night Live on March 14, 2026, serving as both host and musical guest for the second time. This appearance follows the release of his upcoming album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally., on March 6. The episode marks his first official SNL stint since 2019.
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Gorillaz will make their Saturday Night Live debut as musical guests this weekend, with Ryan Gosling hosting. Promotional videos showcase playful interactions involving the band's creators Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett. The appearance promotes Gorillaz's new album and Gosling's upcoming film.
Paul McCartney has shared details on rekindling his friendship with John Lennon after the Beatles breakup in a new clip from his Audible series installment. The audio experience, titled 'The Man on the Run,' features interviews with filmmaker Morgan Neville and was released on March 19. McCartney highlights their conversations about domestic life as key to reconciliation.
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Paul McCartney has revealed that he sometimes cannot recognize songs during Bob Dylan live shows despite his admiration for the artist. The comments came during a recent interview promoting McCartney's new solo album.