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We know you’re overwhelmed, “SNL” fans.
With Lorne Michaels’ legendary variety program’s 50th anniversary show fast approaching — Sunday, Feb. 16 at 8 p.m. to be exact — NBC, Peacock and countless other media properties have rolled out concerts, documentaries, interviews, retrospectives, roundtable talks, listicles and more. Everywhere you look, a cast member is on a talk show or a culture writer is spilling ink about their favorite episodes.
It’s a lot even for the most devoted obsessives.
Still, when the dust settles after the likely tearful goodnights on Saturday night, you may find yourself wondering “where can I see a ‘Saturday Night Live’ cast member live?”
That’s where this “SNL” story comes into play.
We did our homework and combed through all 167 past and present Not Ready For Primetime Players’ touring schedules.
After this bit of exhaustive research, our team found that 35 (!) sketch comedians that used to perform live in Studio 8H have shows lined up all over North America these next few months.
Yeah, that’s the ticket.
Just a few we’re most excited about include ’70s glue guy Bill Murray, ’80s standout Jon Lovitz, ’90s spitfire David Spade, ’00s dynamic duo Tina Fey with Amy Poehler, ’10s Weekend Update anchor Colin Jost and ’20s breakout Marcello Hernandez.
Plus, fan favorites like Kevin Nealon, Tim Meadows, Tracy Morgan, Seth Meyers and Fred Armisen will be out and about, too.
And, for those wondering, yes, John Mulaney also has a few gigs booked as well.
Want to see them live from…somewhere close to you?
If so, here’s how you can catch 35 former and current “Saturday Night Live” cast members live in 2025.
“SNL” stars on tour in 2025
To keep things organized, cast members are listed chronologically from when they made their “SNL” debut.
1970s
Bill Murray
1977-80
Touring Feb. 14 through Oct. 4
1980s
Martin Short
1984-85
Performing with Steve Martin on Oct. 5
Jon Lovitz
1985-90
Touring from March 20 through May 24
Dana Carvey
1986-93
One show with David Spade on March 15
Kevin Nealon
1986-95
Touring from Feb. 20 through June 7
1990s
Rob Schneider
1990-94
Touring from Feb. 28 through April 19
David Spade
1990-96
Touring from March 5 through Sept .6
Co-headlining with Nikki Glaser and Dana Carvey on select dates
Tim Meadows
1991-2000
Touring from April 4 through June 19
Sarah Silverman
1993-94
Touring from March 14-28
Jay Mohr
1993-95
Touring from Feb. 28 through May 10
Janeane Garofalo
1994-95
Touring from March 7 through Nov. 13
Michael McKean
1994-95
Acting in “Glengarry Glen Ross” opposite Bob Odenkirk, Bill Burr and Kieran Culkin
David Koechner
1995-96
Touring from Feb. 28 through Oct. 4
Tracy Morgan
1996-2003
Touring from Feb. 21 through July 5
Chris Kattan
1996-2003
Touring from Feb. 20-22
Colin Quinn
1996-2000
Touring from Feb. 16 through April 24
2000s
Tina Fey with Amy Poehler
2000-06 (Fey)
2001-08 (Poehler)
Touring from March 29 through June 22
Seth Meyers
2001-14
Co-headlining a Beacon Theatre residency with John Oliver from Feb. 23 through May 18
Fred Armisen
2002-13
Touring from Feb. 18 through April 6
Finesse Mitchell
2003-06
Touring from March 2 through May 3
2010s
Jay Pharoah
2010-16
Touring from Feb. 21 through June 14
Brooks Wheelan
2013-14
Touring from Feb. 27 through March 31
Colin Jost
2014-present
Touring from March 13 through April 27
Leslie Jones
2014-19
Touring from March 26-29
Jon Rudnitsky
2015-16
Touring from Feb. 20 through April 23
Melissa Villaseñor
2016-22
Touring from March 20 through Oct. 18
Chris Redd
2017-22
Touring from March 28 through July 12
Luke Null
2017-18
Touring from June 26-28
2020s
Punkie Johnson
2020-24
Two shows on June 22
Andrew Dismukes
2020-present
One show on Feb. 21
Sarah Sherman
2021-present
One show on March 23
Marcello Hernandez
2022-present
Touring from March 20 through May 25
Michael Longfellow
2022-present
Touring from Feb. 21 through Aug. 10
Emil Wakim
2024-present
Touring from March 13 through Aug. 16
“SNL” writers on tour
We knew you’d stick around for the five-to-1 before goodnights.
Since you haven’t tuned out yet, here are five of the show’s writers who have become stars in their own right that you can see onstage in the next couple of months.
• Sam Jay
Need even more comedy in your life? Check out our list of all the biggest comedians on tour in 2025 to find the show for you.
Also! Make sure you don’t sleep on former writer Simon Rich’s Broadway show “All In” featuring Lin-Maneul Miranda, Analeigh Ashford, Hank Azaria and Tim Meadows.
Oh! One more thing! Jon Stewart and Robert Smigel’s Night of Too Many Stars has “SNLers” Adam Sandler, Chris Rock, Sarah Sherman, James Austin Johnson and Please Don’t Destroy on their lineup.
Why you should trust ‘Post Wanted’ by the New York Post
This article was written by Matt Levy, New York Post live events reporter. Levy stays up-to-date on all the latest tour announcements from your favorite musical artists and comedians, as well as Broadway openings, sporting events and more live shows – and finds great ticket prices online. Since he started his tenure at the Post in 2022, Levy has reviewed a Bruce Springsteen concert and interviewed Melissa Villaseñor of SNL fame, to name a few. Please note that deals can expire, and all prices are subject to change