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Blake Shelton Set For Interview, Performance On March 19 “Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon”

NBC confirms Blake Shelton and Scott Eastwood for the March 19 “Tonight Show.”

The April 4, 2017 edition of “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” featured appearances by Blake Shelton and Scott Eastwood.

The March 19, 2018 edition of the program will feature the exact same lineup.

NBC confirms that Shelton and Eastwood will appear for interviews on the March 19 “Tonight Show.” Shelton will also close the show with a performance.

As bizarre as it may seem, NBC explicitly confirms the broadcast as a new installment. It is not an encore of the April 2017 airing.

NBC’s official “Tonight Show” listings follow:

Tuesday, March 13: Guests include Ricky Gervais, Chris Sullivan and musical guest Amy Shark. Show 832

Wednesday, March 14: Guests include Alicia Vikander, Jim Sturgess and musical guest Kali Uchis Ft. Tyler, The Creator. Show 833

Thursday, March 15: Guests include Bill Hader, Jimmy Buffett and musical guest Troye Sivan. Show 834

Friday, March 16: Guests include Aaron Paul, Karlie Kloss and Jacqueline Novak. Show 835

Monday, March 19: Guests include Blake Shelton, Scott Eastwood and musical guest Blake Shelton. Show 836

Tuesday, March 20: Guests include John Boyega, Bob Saget and musical guest PRhyme Ft. 2 Chainz. Show 837

Wednesday, March 21: Guests include James McAvoy and Zoey Deutch. Show 838

Thursday, March 22: Guests include Will Smith, Fran Lebowitz and musical guest Billie Eilish. Show 839

Friday, March 23: Guests include Leslie Mann, Jim Jeffries and Joe List. Show 840

Brian Cantor

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