Official footage has been shared of the surviving members of Nirvana teaming up with Put up Malone for the Fiftieth-anniversary celebrations of Saturday Night time Dwell. Test it out beneath.
The second passed off final weekend when the long-lasting grunge band reunited for SNL 50: The Homecoming live performance. It noticed surviving members Krist Novoselic, Dave Grohl and Pat Smear joined by Put up Malone on vocals.
It additionally marked the three members’ second time coming collectively in two weeks, as they made a shock look on the FireAid profit live performance beforehand. This noticed them carry out with St. Vincent, Kim Gordon, Joan Jett and Grohl’s daughter Violet to ship plenty of best hits.
The SNL look from the Seattle legends got here as a shock for viewers as, forward of the occasion, Grohl was introduced as a performer but it surely wasn’t clear if he could be there with Nirvana, Foo Fighters or solo.
With the selection of Put up Malone as frontman, the collaboration got here after the ‘I Had Some Assist’ hitmaker beforehand shared his fondness for the trio by beforehand performing a 15-song set of Nirvana covers throughout 2020’s lockdown, alongside Blink-182’s Travis Barker.
On the time, Grohl praised Malone‘s efficiency, calling it “tremendous cool”.
Now, following the clips going viral on social media, official footage of the set has been shared on-line. Test it out above, the place the band are launched by Hollywood star Adam Sandler earlier than they break right into a rendition of the traditional ‘90s observe ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’.
In addition to the Fiftieth Anniversary live performance, SNL additionally celebrated the massive milestone with a star-studded episode final weekend, which wrapped up with an ‘Abbey Street’ medley carried out by Paul McCartney.
Elsewhere on the present, performances got here from the likes of Miley Cyrus and Lil Wayne, and each Sabrina Carpenter and Paul Simon kicked off the present with ‘Homeward Sure’ – which the latter had carried out on the present with George Harrison in 1976.
