Dijon Debuts on ‘SNL’ with Massive Band Featuring Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon — Watch
Dijon Makes His Saturday Night Live Debut, Performs Songs From Baby
Musical guest Dijon performed on Saturday Night Live on December 6, 2025, in New York City.

Dijon made his first appearance on Saturday Night Live on December 6, 2025, delivering a three-song set drawn from his most recent album.
The singer, songwriter and producer was the musical guest for the Dec. 6 episode, which was hosted by two-time Academy Award nominee Melissa McCarthy.
For the broadcast, the 33-year-old opened with a stirring rendition of “HIGHER!” supported by an expansive ensemble that included Justin Vernon of Bon Iver alongside members of Dijon’s touring band. He later returned to the stage for a medley of “Baby!” and “Another Baby!” — selections that spotlight material from his second album, Baby, released in August.
After the show aired, Dijon marked the milestone on Instagram by sharing behind-the-scenes rehearsal photos from Studio 8H and thanking his touring band and fans for their support.
In addition to his own releases, Dijon recently collaborated with Justin Bieber on the pop star’s albums Swag and Swag II. He is also a nominee for Producer of the Year at the 2026 Grammy Awards for his contributions to those projects.
The series will continue to feature a range of artists and hosts in upcoming episodes; among the announced performers is British singer Lily Allen, who previously appeared on the show in 2007 and is promoting her latest record, West End Girl.
Watch Dijon’s SNL performances below. For full-episode streaming options, consult the show’s official platforms.



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