Paul Shaffer
Canadian musician
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February 2025 | The band returned to The Tonight Show for a week while The Roots rehearsed for Saturday Night Live's 50th anniversary special. |
February 2025 | The band returned to The Tonight Show for a week while The Roots rehearsed for Saturday Night Live's 50th anniversary special. |
December 18 2024 | Paul Shaffer reappeared on The Tonight Show as a member of Little Steven and the Disciples of Soul, reviving his tradition of backing Darlene Love on 'Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)'. |
December 18 2024 | Paul Shaffer reappeared on The Tonight Show as a member of Little Steven and the Disciples of Soul, reviving his tradition of backing Darlene Love on 'Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)'. |
February 3 2023 | The band performed as guest house band on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, marking their first full appearance on NBC since Late Night ended in 1993. |
February 3 2023 | The band performed as guest house band on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, marking their first full appearance on NBC since Late Night ended in 1993. |
2018 | The group performed as the house band for the Grammy Awards Premiere Ceremony. |
2018 | The group performed as the house band for the Grammy Awards Premiere Ceremony. |
2017 | Reunited with his band, resuming the name 'The World's Most Dangerous Band', and recorded a self-titled album. |
2017 | Reunited with his band, recorded a self-titled album, and went on tour, making appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. |
2017 | Reunited with his band, recorded a self-titled album, and went on tour, making appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. |
2017 | Reunited with his band, resuming the name 'The World's Most Dangerous Band', and recorded a self-titled album. |
2016 | After the end of the Late Show, the band was able to reclaim its original name 'The World's Most Dangerous Band' as NBC had abandoned its trademark claim. |
2016 | The World's Most Dangerous Band reassembled to record a self-titled album. |
2016 | The World's Most Dangerous Band reassembled to record a self-titled album. |
2016 | After the end of the Late Show, the band was able to reclaim its original name 'The World's Most Dangerous Band' as NBC had abandoned its trademark claim. |
2015 | Concluded his long-running collaboration with David Letterman when the Late Show ended after 33 years of working together. |
2015 | Concluded his long-running collaboration with David Letterman when the Late Show ended after 33 years of working together. |
June 4 2015 | Jon Batiste was announced as the new Late Show bandleader, with his band Stay Human becoming the new house band. |
June 4 2015 | Jon Batiste was announced as the new Late Show bandleader, with his band Stay Human becoming the new house band. |
April 18 2015 | Performed at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony, which was later aired on HBO around the time of the Late Show with David Letterman's finale. |
April 18 2015 | Performed at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony, which was later aired on HBO around the time of the Late Show with David Letterman's finale. |
February 2015 | Appeared on the 40th-anniversary special of SNL, playing music for Bill Murray's lounge-singer character. |
February 2015 | Appeared on the 40th-anniversary special of SNL, playing music for Bill Murray's lounge-singer character. |
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