US EditionKelly Clarkson to Interview Teddy Swims, Lizzo and More Musicians in New NBC Series ‘Songs & Stories’
- Starting August 19, 2024, NBC will broadcast a limited four-part series featuring Kelly Clarkson in a primetime slot at 10 p.m. ET/PT, combining interviews and live musical performances.
- The series originated as special episodes on The Kelly Clarkson Show, which launched in 2019 and consistently ranks among top syndicated talk shows.
- Songs & Stories features Kelly Clarkson interviewing musicians like Teddy Swims, Lizzo, Gloria Estefan, and the Jonas Brothers through intimate, unplugged conversations.
- The hourlong specials will air on four Tuesdays—August 19, 26, September 2, and 9—and stream the next day on Peacock, produced by Universal Television.
- This event expands Clarkson’s musical and interview talents while offering viewers unfiltered stories and performances from iconic artists in a heartfelt setting.
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Kelly Clarkson Set To Interview Gloria Estefan, Jonas Brothers, Lizzo & Teddy Swims In NBC’s New ‘Songs & Stories’ Four-Episode Specials
Kelly Clarkson is once again merging her interviewing and musical prowess with new four-episode specials Songs & Stories with Kelly Clarkson, set to arrive on NBC in the late summer. Featuring conversations with Gloria Estefan, Jonas Brothers, Lizzo and Teddy Swims, the “unique programming event” will include heartfelt conversations and an introspective look at the […]
Kelly Clarkson Takes Center Stage: Inside Her New 'Songs & Stories' Special
Kelly Clarkson’s Songs & Stories brings you four evenings of unforgettable music and stories with Gloria Estefan, Jonas Brothers, Lizzo, and Teddy Swims. (PHOTO: Kelly Clarkson/Instagram) Remember when Kelly Clarkson was just that girl with the powerhouse voice who won the first season of American Idol? Well, fast forward to 2025, and she’s not just singing her heart out; she’s also chatting up some of the biggest names in music on her very own …
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