Connor Storrie Set to Host SNL for the First Time, Mumford & Sons to Perform

Connor Storrie is scheduled to host Saturday Night Live for the very first time on February 28. Joining him for the episode will be Mumford & Sons, appearing as the musical guest.

Storrie's Rapid Ascent: From "Heated Rivalry" to Global Recognition

Storrie, widely recognized for his role in "Heated Rivalry," has experienced a significant career advancement in a short period. He has moved from a less recognized actor to participating in high-profile events, including presenting at the Golden Globes and serving as an Olympic torchbearer.

Storrie has experienced a significant career advancement, moving from a less recognized actor to participating in events such as presenting at the Golden Globes and being an Olympic torchbearer.

His recent engagements also include an appearance on "Late Night with Seth Meyers" and attendance at YSL's Paris Fashion Week, for which he has been named a new brand ambassador. Prior to his breakout role in "Heated Rivalry," Storrie was credited as Young Inmate in "Joker: Folie à deux."

Beyond the Screen: Storrie's Interests and SNL's Previous Nod

Beyond his acting career, Storrie — who portrays Russian hockey player Ilya Rozanov in "Heated Rivalry" — has openly discussed his involvement in the Los Angeles clown scene. Notably, "Saturday Night Live" previously parodied "Heated Rivalry" during its midseason return in a sketch titled "Heated Wizardry," indicating a prior connection to his work.

Broadcast Information

"Saturday Night Live" will be off air until its return on February 28. The program broadcasts live on NBC and Peacock on Saturdays at 11:30 p.m. ET/8:30 p.m. PT. Lorne Michaels' Broadway Video produces the show.