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Heated Rivalry star Connor Storrie will host Saturday Night Live on Feb. 28 with Mumford & Sons as the musical guest. The live episode from Studio 8H airs at 11:30 p.m. ET / 8:30 p.m. PT; viewers can watch via DIRECTV's five-day trial or Peacock Premium's seven-day free trial, with new SNL episodes also streaming Sundays on Peacock.
Connor Storrie is hosting Saturday Night Live tonight with Mumford & Sons as the musical guest. The show airs at 11:35 p.m. ET/PT on NBC, with options to watch via NBC or live-streams on DirecTV Stream (5-day free trial), Hulu + Live TV (3-day free trial), or Peacock (on-demand starting Feb. 29). This marks Storrie’s SNL hosting debut and the program’s 1,001st episode; Harry Styles is announced as host for the March 14 episode.
The 2026 Bourbon & Beyond festival returns to Louisville’s Kentucky Exposition Center from Sept. 24–27 with Foo Fighters, Mumford & Sons, and Chris Stapleton as headliners, along with Dave Matthews Band and more than 100 acts across multiple stages, offering four days of music and experiences; weekend and general admission passes are on sale.
Connor Storrie will host Saturday Night Live for the first time on February 28, with Mumford & Sons as the musical guest, marking his breakout rise from relative unknown to a prime-time host.
Mumford & Sons and Pharrell have teamed up for a new single titled 'Good People', marking the band's return to music after five years. The track, produced by Pharrell, features a thumping beat and choir-like backing vocals, with Pharrell and the Native Vocalists contributing to the song. The collaboration stems from a decade-long friendship and was first performed at Pharrell's Louis Vuitton Men’s Autumn/Winter 2024 runway show. This release follows the band's 2019 track 'Blind Leading The Blind' and their 2018 album 'Delta'.
Former Mumford & Sons guitarist Winston Marshall, who was criticized for showing support for journalist Andy Ngo's anti-Antifa book on Twitter, has become a free speech champion and started a podcast that tackles taboo topics. Marshall believes the key to overcoming censorship is to "stand your ground" and fight for the truth. He also pointed out the irony of censorship originating from evangelicals in the 1980s to now coming from the left. Marshall receives messages from people across several industries, telling him they are afraid to speak up out of fear of jeopardizing their livelihoods.