Saturday Night Live to feature Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran in November line-up

Saturday
Night Live announced its full November line-up through its
Twitter account on Wednesday.

The list of artists will feature American
singer-songwriters Taylor Swift
and Ed Sheeran among others.

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The November season of the sketch programme will premiere
on Saturday, Nov. 6, with Kieran Culkin of Succession hosting and Ed Sheeran as
musical guest for the third time.

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After testing positive for Covid-19 at the end of
October, Sheeran’s availability was briefly questioned. On Tuesday, Nov. 2,
the singer-songwriter — who recently released a new album, = (Equals) — stated
that he had healed and had been given the “all clear” to leave
quarantine.

Swift, meanwhile, will make her sixth appearance on
Saturday Night Live on Nov. 13 to promote the impending “Taylor’s Version”
release of her 2012 favourite, Red. Swift first appeared on SNL in November
2009, as both a host and a musical guest, and last appeared in October 2019.

Jonathan Majors, who will be making his SNL debut, will
host the November 13 episode of Saturday Night Live. Majors will also be seen
in the forthcoming Western The Harder They Fall, which will be released on
November 3 in cinemas and on Netflix.

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Finally, Saweetie will perform on the November 20
broadcast of Saturday Night Live, bringing the month’s programme to an end.
This year, the rapper released a slew of tracks, including “Best
Friend,” which she co-wrote with Doja Cat, as well as “Slow
Clap,” which she co-wrote with Gwen Stefani, and “Fast
(Motion).” Pretty Bitch Music, Saweetie’s debut studio album, will be
released early next year.

Simu Liu, the star of the recent Marvel smash Shang-Chi
and the Legend of the Ten Rings, which will premiere on Disney+ on November
12th, will host SNL’s last November episode. Liu will also be making his first
appearance on Saturday Night Live.