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Artists both familiar and new will be on display when NBC\u2019s Saturday Night Live<\/em> returns for its 51st season this fall.<\/p>\n Bad Bunny will serve as host and Doja Cat as musical guest for the debut episode on Oct. 4. Bunny is about to wrap a historic residency in his home country of Puerto Rico in support of his latest album, DeB\u00cd TiRAR M\u00e1S FOToS<\/em>, which is up for 12 Latin Grammy awards. Doja Cat\u2019s new album, Vie<\/em>, is due Sept. 26.<\/p>\n More from Spin:<\/p>\n Role Model will perform on the Oct. 11 episode, which will be hosted by former cast member Amy Poehler. The singer\/songwriter broke through last year with his album Kansas Anymore<\/em> and enjoyed a high-profile opening act slot for Gracie Abrams. His song \u201cSally, When the Wine Runs Out\u201d recently topped Billboard<\/em>\u2018s Adult Alternative Airplay chart.<\/p>\n Sabrina Carpenter will host for the first time and perform for the second on the Oct. 18 edition, five days before the start of a new North American leg of her massive Short n\u2019 Sweet Tour. Carpenter\u2019s second album in a year, Man\u2019s Best Friend<\/em>, debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard<\/em> 200 earlier this month.<\/p>\n Bad Bunny and Carpenter both participated in specials celebrating the 50th anniversary of SNL<\/em> earlier this year, with the former performing two songs at a music-focused Radio City Music Hall event and the latter duetting with Paul Simon on Simon & Garfunkel\u2019s \u201cHomeward Bound\u201d during a retrospective taped in the fabled Studio 8H at Rockefeller Center.<\/p>\n Bad Bunny also served as the musical guest for the 50th season finale episode in May, hosted by Scarlett Johansson.<\/p>\n