“Saturday Night Live” is back with three all-new back-to-back shows, starting with the Saturday, February 24 episode featuring Shane Gillis,” who will host the show for the first time and comes several years after he became a regular cast member on the popular late-night series before losing the spot due to controversial comments he made on a podcast. Gillis is currently performing stand-up nationwide.

Joining Gillis as a musical guest will be 21 Savage. Performing on the show for the first time, the Grammy Award winner’s newest release, “American Dream,” marks his fourth album to reach #1 on the Billboard 200 chart.

Sydney Sweeney will make her “SNL” hosting debut on Saturday, March 2. The Emmy Award-nominated actress produced and stars in “Immaculate,” opens in theaters on Friday, March 22.

Grammy Award winner Kacey Musgraves joins Sweeney as musical guest, marking her third appearance on the show in that capacity. Her upcoming album, “Deeper Well,” will be released on Friday, March 15.

Starring in the highly anticipated film “Dune: Part Two,” hitting theaters Friday, March 1, actor Josh Brolin will host “SNL” for the third time on Saturday, March 9. Also marking a third time on the show, but as a musical guest, will be Grammy winner Ariana Grande, whose upcoming album, “Eternal Sunshine,” is set for release on Friday, March 8. 

Produced in association with Broadway Video, “Saturday Night Live” is broadcast live on Saturday nights at 11:30 p.m. ET/8:30 p.m. PT on NBC and is available to stream live on Peacock. Viewers can now also stream every season of “SNL” on Peacock. Lorne Michaels is the show’s creator and executive producer.