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S2·E111 Dwyane Wade, Kellan Lutz, Allen Stone

Aired May 21, 2015

Synopsis

Professional basketball player Dwyane Wade; actor Kellan Lutz; R&B singer Allen Stone performs; singer Elle King sits-in with The 8G Band.

Source-grounded

Episode recap

Late Night with Seth Meyers Season 2, Episode 111 continues the program’s standard late‑night format, opening with host Seth Meyers delivering a monologue that references recent news and pop‑culture moments, a routine element of the NBC talk‑show series. The episode then welcomes three guests from distinct entertainment fields. Professional basketball player Dwyane Wade appears as a guest, joining Meyers for a conversation that highlights Wade’s career in the NBA and his activities beyond the court. Following Wade, actor Kellan Lutz is introduced; the interview provides an opportunity for Lutz to discuss his work in film and television, reflecting his status as a recognized screen performer.

The musical portion of the show features R&B singer Allen Stone, who delivers a live performance for the studio audience. Stone’s set showcases his soulful vocal style and aligns with the program’s tradition of presenting contemporary musical talent. In addition to the primary musical act, singer Elle King participates in a sit‑in with The 8G Band. King’s collaboration with the house band adds a distinctive musical interlude, allowing her vocal presence to blend with the ensemble’s arrangements.

Throughout the episode, the interplay between Meyers’ hosting duties, the guest interviews, and the musical segments maintains the program’s blend of comedy, conversation, and live music that defines Late Night with Seth Meyers. The inclusion of a professional athlete, a film actor, an R&B vocalist, and a guest musician underscores the show’s commitment to a varied guest roster, offering viewers a mix of sports, cinema, and music within a single broadcast. The episode concludes with the customary closing remarks from Meyers, wrapping up the night’s lineup and signaling the end of the broadcast.

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