S2·E113 Rose Byrne, Sen. Bernie Sanders, Brett Eldredge

Episode recap

Late Night with Seth Meyers Season 2, Episode 113 aired as part of the NBC late‑night talk series that has been broadcast since 2014. The program, hosted by former “Saturday Night Live” anchor Seth Meyers, follows the series’ standard format of a monologue, guest interviews, a musical performance and a closing band segment. In this installment the episode’s guest lineup is listed as actress Rose Byrne, United States Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, and country‑music singer Brett Eldredge. In addition, Jon Theodore, the drummer for the rock group Queens of the Stone Age, appears as a guest musician who sits in with The 8G Band, the show’s house ensemble.

The episode opens with Meyers delivering his opening monologue, after which he welcomes Rose Byrne for a conversation that focuses on her recent work and career. Following the interview with Byrne, the former senator joins the set, where Meyers conducts a discussion with Senator Sanders. The dialogue is presented in the typical talk‑show style, allowing the guest to address topics of public interest. After the political segment, the program transitions to its musical portion. Country singer Brett Eldredge performs a song from his repertoire, accompanied by The 8G Band. The performance is followed by a brief segment in which Jon Theodore joins the house band, providing a drum‑focused collaboration that highlights his work with Queens of the Stone Age.

The episode concludes with Meyers delivering closing remarks and a final thank‑you to the guests. As with other installments of Late Night with Seth Meyers, the show maintains its TV‑14 rating and its blend of comedy and interview content. The presence of a high‑profile political figure, a Hollywood actress, a country‑music artist, and a noted rock drummer underscores the series’ practice of featuring a diverse range of guests from entertainment, politics and music within a single broadcast.