Billie Eilish made a celestial look on Saturday Evening Stay.
The 22-year-old pop star dropped by Studio 8H on Oct. 19 for her fourth time as musical visitor on the long-running NBC sketch comedy present, delivering a pair of out-of-this-world stay performances from her third album, Hit Me Arduous and Mushy, which dropped in Could.
For her first efficiency through the Michael Keaton-hosted episode, Eilish stepped onto the stage selling her newest album, whose Hit Me Arduous and Mushy title was printed on the underside of her sneakers and might be seen by way of the clear flooring. Amid a fantastic cloudy blue sky background, the singer-songwriter then delivered her breezy hit “Birds of a Feather,” which peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard Scorching 100 chart in October. Her brother Finneas gently rocked out on acoustic guitar alongside her earlier than the complete band joined in on the cloud-filled set.
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Eilish returned later within the SNL episode for an equally minimalistic efficiency of “Wildflower,” which discovered her performing the soulful and gloomy observe in nothing however moody darkish blue lighting. Finneas was as soon as once more by her facet, in addition to her backing band. “Wildflower,” on which the singer quietly suffers as she comes undone obsessing over her accomplice’s ex-girlfriend, reached No. 17 on the Scorching 100 in June.
The “What Was I Made For?” musician beforehand carried out on SNL in 2019 and 2023, pulling double-duty in 2021 as host and musical visitor. Her look with Keaton follows final week’s Ariana Grande-hosted episode, which featured stay performances from Stevie Nicks.
SNL‘s returns on Nov. 2 with comic and actor John Mulaney again as host and first-time musical visitor Chappell Roan.
Watch Eilish’s SNL performances beneath. For these with out cable, the printed streams on Peacock, which you’ll be able to join on the hyperlink right here. Having a Peacock account additionally provides followers entry to earlier SNL episodes.
