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1. Screen Actor Guild Awards 02/24/24: Introduction then Billie Eilish and Melissa McCarthy Crack Up Over Face Autograph During SAG Awards. The actress, a fan of the singer whom she first met in utero, scores a humorous forehead autograph. Billie Eilish and Melissa McCarthy teamed up as presenters at the SAG Awards on Sunday to present the Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series, which Ayo Edebiri won for her role in The Bear, and McCarthy walked away with a special autograph… signed to her forehead in permanent marker. McCarthy told Eilish that they had met several times, one of them being when Eilish was still in utero because her mother was McCarthy’s improv teacher and pregnant with her at the time. While Eilish acted like McCarthy’s fanning-out was a bit awkward, she played along. But then, the actress asked for the singer to autograph her dress. Eilish refused because she said her dress was so nice. So then, McCarthy asked her to autograph her face, to which she acquiesced. “Oh! OK. I thought you were gonna be like ‘I don’t want to ruin your pretty face!’” McCarthy said, handing her a Sharpie. That’s when it was clear the two were enjoying the gag as Eilish used the marker to put her signature across McCarthy’s forehead and while the actress continued to try and talk, Eilish covered her mouth, and the two both fell into laughter. After the show, McCarthy reminisced on the silly moment in an Instagram post, joking that she plans to wear the signature for the rest of her life.
2. On The Red Carpet at The Oscars Pre-Show 3/10/24: Opening, then two different segments showing visuals of Billie on the red carpet while posing for photos for the paparazzi. Afterwords there’s an interview with both Billie and Finneas. Billie talks about how crazy it is that only a few years ago they already had one and ask her for the song from the 007 soundtrack and how they’re here again and how Billie thought it was the last time you’ll ever be on the Oscar stage.
3. On The Red Carpet at The Oscars 3/10/24: Opening, Opening, a visual of Billie on the red carpet while posing for photos for the paparazzi. Afterwords there’s another interview with both Bille and Finneas. Billie discusses how important this song that she’s nominated for the came for her in retrospect looking back at the timing of this song in her career and how it affected creative process with her and her brother. — it’s important to note that this interview was at the end of the program and was extended throughout the credits due to a delay of the beginning of the actual Oscars due to protest outside that caused the delay. So this interview really starts at the end of Oscar red carpet preview and is completed at the beginning of the actual Oscar’s broadcast—
4. The 96th Annual Academy Awards: THE OSCARS 03/10/24: Introduction of Billie Eilish and Finneas to perform live at The Oscars a beautiful rendition of “What Was I Made For?, complete with full orchestra. STUNNIG! Later in the show Billie Eilish and Finneas O’Connell Become Oscars’ Youngest Two-Time Winners Ever, Taking Home Best Song for ‘What Was I Made For?’ Billie Eilish and Finneas O’Connell made Oscar history by becoming the two youngest two-time winners in Academy Awards history, as they picked up the best song trophy for a second time Sunday night for “What Was I Made For?,” their contribution to the “Barbie” soundtrack. The pop-star siblings previously won for “No Time to Die,” the title song for the 2022 James Bond film. At 22, Eilish has now become the youngest two-time winner in Oscar history; at 26, O’Connell is believed to be the second youngest dual winner. Eilish’s acceptance speech was punctuated with nervous laughter, as she thanked director Greta Gerwig. “I’m so grateful for this song and for this movie and the way it made me feel,” she said. “This goes out to everyone who was affected by this movie.” She thanked her school dance and choir teachers (including one “Miss Teague, who didn’t like me but you were good at your job,” which brought a laugh from the Dolby Theatre audience). She also thanked her “best friend Zoe for playing Barbies with me growing up.”
5. On the Red Carpet After The Awards 3/10/24: Opening, interview clip of Finneas and Billie backstage at the Oscars official room for the press conference. B ill says how the song and the film itself made “people feel seen”
6. Live with Kelly and Mark “After The Oscars Show” 03/11/24: Opening, show segment with Billie Fineness winning the Oscars and then a quick backstage interview with Kelly. This one’s funny because Kelly pointed out how this is a huge deal and Billie gets bleeped out because she says “no shit” on national television and basically seeing how they’re really proud.
7. The Late Show with Stephen Colbert 06/10/24: Opening various teasers and later in the show Billie Eilish performs “The Greatest”
8. 2024 Olympics 08/11/24: a show-stopping performance at the LA28 Olympic Handover, a highly anticipated moment during the closing ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympics. As the world looked ahead to the 2028 Games in Los Angeles, Eilish embodied the spirit of the city with a performance that was equal parts electrifying and emotive performing “Birds of A Feather’
9. The Late Show with Stephen Colbert 08/15/24: Opening various teasers and later in the show Billie is interviewed during this appearance. Billie answers “The Colbert Questionnaire”
10. Saturday Night Live 10/19/24: Opening, ”SNL” returned for the fourth episode of its 50th season on Oct. 19 with host Michael Keaton and musical guest Billie Eilish. Billie made a celestial appearance for her fourth time as musical guest delivering a pair of out-of-this-world live performances from her third album, Hit Me Hard and Soft, which dropped in May. Segment includes a ikTok sketch series featuring Billie. Later in the program she performs “Birds Of A Feather” and “Wildflower” LIVE. Closing segment with Billie
11. Grammy Greats The Story Behind The Songs 12/27/24: Opening, During the segment, the brother and sister opened up about the songwriting process behind their growing catalog of generation-defining hits.The 2020s are only halfway over, but one pair of sibling songwriters have already earned Song Of The Year not once, but twice during the decade. That’s right: Billie Eilish and Finneas O’Connell took home the award first in 2020 with the then-teenage pop phenom’s breakout single “bad guy,” then again four years later thanks to “What Was I Made For?,” Eilish’s delicate, heart-rending contribution to the Barbie soundtrack. An amazing live performance that feature a full orchestra (which can be viewed in its entirety on Volume IV) . However, Eilish still counts the 2020 GRAMMYs — where she swept all four major categories, as well as Best Pop Vocal Album — as “the most insane night of my life to this day,” her elder brother pointed to the timeless quality of “What Was I Made For?” as one of the reasons the song is so special to them both. “To me, it was such a traditional piece of music we’d written,” he said. “It was just a song that you might’ve heard 50 years ago. And that was exciting to me, to see that it had just as much value — that it was a form of art that had never lost any currency at all.”At this point it’s become extremely 50/50,” Eilish said, with O’Connell jumping in to add, “If we had to distill it down, the most common thing is I’m sitting at an instrument and Billie is singing a melody, and we’re coming up with the lyrics at the exact same time. We’re coming up with the lyrics like you’re hitting a tennis ball back and forth.”
12. 50 Ladies & Gentlemen 50 Years of SNL Music 01/27/25: Billie and Phineas discuss Bille’s appearance on an SNL episode where she is both hosts as well as the musical guest and the difficulty in wearing both hats for a week of creating the episode for a live broadcast. Includes never before seen rehearsal footage prior to the show airing of “What I was Made For” the year prior on 12/16/23 (which can be viewed in its entirety on volume IV)
13. FIRE AID 01/30/25: Audiences tuning into the FireAid benefit concert for Los Angeles on Thursday night (Jan. 30) were surprised with an early treat when pop superstar Billie Eilish made a surprise appearance alongside Billie Joe Armstrong and the rest of Green Day for a stirring opening performance. Taking to the stage at the Kia Forum, Green Day kicked off the star-studded benefit show with an emotional performance of “Last Night on Earth” from the band’s 2009 album 21st Century Breakdown. With the words “Los Angeles” appearing in massive block letters behind the band, Armstrong placed special emphasis on the song’s poignant chorus: “If I lose everything in the fire/ I’m sending all my love to you.”Later, Billie Eilish took the stage again at the neighboring Intuit Dome for the benefit concert, this time with her brother Finneas. Introduced by Sting, who named himself a “devotee” of the singer’s “exquisite voice,” Eilish and Finneas encouraged fans to sit down if they were tired — which they immediately refused — before delivering a three-song set of stripped-back, acoustic tracks from Hit Me Hard and Soft, including “Wildflower,” “The Greatest” and “Birds of a Feather.” “Birds of a Feather” reached No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 and is nominated for song of the year, record of the year and best pop solo performance at Sunday’s Grammy Awards.
14. The 67th Annual Grammy Awards 02/02/25: Billie Eilish and Phineas perform “Birds of a Feather” LIVE
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