Kendrick Lamar on Saturday Night Live

Swimming Pools (Drank)


Poetic Justice

Rihanna on 'Saturday Night Live'

Stay


Diamonds

Rihanna on Saturday Night Live

Talk That Talk


Where Have You Been

One Direction on 'Saturday Night Live'

One Direction takes the stage of Saturday Night Live to perform songs from their album Up All Night. Aired on the April 7th, 2012 episode hosted by Sofia Vergara.

What Makes You Beautiful


One Thing

The Shins on 'Saturday Night Live'

In support of their upcoming album release, Port Of Morrow (out March 20th), The Shins have a made an appearance at the Saturday Night Live set to perform a couple of new songs from the album.

Simple Song


It's Only Life

Lana Del Rey on Saturday Night Live

We have to do this. Where did all this scrutiny towards Lana Del Rey come from? I only first heard about her a month ago with the release of her video for Born To Die, which honestly didn't really catch my attention in the first place. But everyone seems to be having something to say. And it's been hard to escape, with her name popping up just about everywhere. While I don't usually fall for over-hyped artists, she just recently got me with the eerie, yet haunting Video Games. I can't really tell what it is, but there's definitely something quite appealing about what she's trying to represent with her Americana image and music. Is it real or just a well-marketed move? It's different. In my head, good different. Whatever it is, it's working. She's not only landed a spot on Saturday Night Live - with a performance which, for better or worse, has everyone talking - but her new album Born To Die is expected to be released at the end of this month. I'm giving her the benefit of the doubt, so time will tell. But with the airwaves filled with electronic beats and auto-tuned tunes, it certainly feels like a breath of fresh air.

Video Games


Blue Jeans


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Kelly Clarkson on Saturday Night Live

Kelly Clarkson performs her songs What Doesn't Kill You (Stronger) and Mr. Know It All, both taken from her latest studio release Stronger.

Mr. Know It All


What Doesn't Kill You (Stronger)


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Lady GaGa & Justin Timberlake on 'SNL'

With her new album Born This Way coming out next week, the Lady GaGa media blitz continues. The latest was her visit to Saturday Night Live this weekend to perform two of her singles and participate in a few skits with Justin Timberlake.

Born This Way


Judas


The Edge Of Glory


SNL Digital Short - "Threeway"


"Liquorville" Skit


"What's That Name?" Skit

Ellie Goulding Live on 'SNL'

Live performance of Lights by Ellie Goulding on the stage of Saturday Night Live. (May 7 2011)



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Foo Fighters Live on 'SNL'

Last night's episode of Saturday Night Live had the incredible Foo Fighters singing live on stage. Dave & Co. performed two songs from their upcoming new album, Wasting Light, to be released next Tuesday.

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Foo Fighters scored this week's Highest Debut on the Songs Chart with Bridge Burning (#39), their return since last year's #1 song, Word Forward.

Rope (Live on 'SNL')


Walk (Live on 'SNL')


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The Strokes On 'SNL'

Last night's Saturday Night Live episode, hosted by Miley Cyrus, had The Strokes as musical guests. The band not only sang their current single Under Cover Of Darkness, but also debuted a new song titled Life Is Simple In The Moonlight. The song is the closing track on the band's fourth studio album, Angles, which is out on March 22nd. Watch both performances below:


Life Is Simple In The Moonlight


Under Cover Of Darkness


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Diddy - Dirty Money Live on 'SNL'

In case you missed yesterday's musical act, the stage of Saturday Night Live was taken over by Diddy - Dirty Money to perform songs from Last Train To Paris, out next December 14:

Coming Home


Ass On The Floor (with Swizz Beatz)


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Florence + The Machine Live On 'SNL'

In case you didn't know yesterday's SNL airing featured the lovely Florence + The Machine as musical guests. Enjoy these live performances of Dog Days Are Over and You've Got The Love.

You've Got The Love


Dog Days Are Over

Rihanna Performs on 'SNL'

Pop singer Rihanna took the stage of Saturday Night Live yesterday to perform a couple of songs from her upcoming album Loud.

Only Girl (In The World)


What's My Name?

Kings Of Leon Perform on 'SNL'

One good reason to have tuned into 'Saturday Night Live' this past weekend was to see musical guests Kings Of Leon perform Radioactive and Pyro, off their recently released album Come Around Sundown. Watch both performances below:

Radioactive


Pyro