Saturday Night Live - Season 51

The 51st season of "Saturday Night Live" will premiere Oct. 4 with Bad Bunny returning for his second turn as host. The three-time Grammy Award winner kicks off his highly anticipated world tour this fall, celebrating his critically acclaimed album, "DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS."

Doja Cat will make her "SNL" musical guest debut. The Grammy winner's fifth album, "Vie," will be released Sept. 26.

On Oct. 11, Amy Poehler will return to Studio 8H for her second individual "SNL" hosting appearance and third overall. The Emmy and Golden Globe Award winner hosts the popular podcast "Good Hang with Amy Poehler."

Role Model will perform as musical guest for the first time. He just marked his first Billboard No. 1 song with "Sally, When the Wine Runs Out" topping the Adult Alternative Airplay chart.

Sabrina Carpenter will do double duty on Oct. 18, marking her first appearance as "SNL" host and second appearance as musical guest. The Grammy winner's newest album, "Man's Best Friend," debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 chart.

Miles Teller will host "Saturday Night Live" for the second time on Nov. 1. Teller stars in and executive produces the film "Eternity," in theaters Nov. 26.

Brandi Carlile will return as musical guest for her third individual appearance and fourth overall. The 11-time Grammy Award winner's new album, "Returning to Myself," will be released Oct. 24.

Nikki Glaser will make her "SNL" hosting debut on Nov. 8. Next year, the Emmy, Golden Globe and Grammy Award-nominated comedian will return to host the Golden Globes and premiere a new stand-up special on Hulu.

sombr will make his first appearance as musical guest. His breakout hit, "back to friends," off his debut album "I Barely Know Her" has crossed 1 billion streams, and he currently sits at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 Songwriters chart.

Glen Powell will host "SNL" for the first time on Nov. 15. The Golden Globe nominee stars in "The Running Man," in theaters Nov. 14, and co-created and stars in "Chad Powers," now streaming on Hulu.

Olivia Dean will make her musical guest debut. Dean is currently on tour in support of her latest album, "The Art of Loving," which has reached #1 in five countries.

Melissa McCarthy will return to host "Saturday Night Live" for the sixth time on Dec. 6. The two-time Academy Award nominee won an Emmy Award for hosting "SNL" in 2017.

Dijon will perform as musical guest for the first time. He's currently nominated for two Grammy Awards and is on tour in support of his album, "Baby."

Josh O'Connor will make his "SNL" hosting debut on Dec. 13. The Emmy winner stars in "Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery," in select theaters Nov. 26 and streaming Dec. 12 on Netflix.

Lily Allen will make her second appearance as musical guest. The Grammy-nominated artist just released her fifth album, "West End Girl."

Ariana Grande will host "SNL" for the third time on Dec. 20. The Academy Award-nominated and Grammy winning multi-hyphenate stars in "Wicked: For Good," in theaters Nov. 21.

Cher will take the stage as musical guest for the second time following her first appearance in 1987. The Oscar, Emmy and Grammy Award winner's autobiography, "Cher: The Memoir" is currently available in paperback.