Before you begin relaxing/partying/sleeping this weekend, you may want to set your DVR to catch a few things.

Like U2?s first night as house band for David Letterman. Yes, that U2. On U.S. television for five straight nights. Whether you?re a fan of the band or not, that?s probably worth a look - if for no other reason than to see if there will be any Paul Shaffer-style banter between Letterman and U2.

What could possibly top U2 as ?Late Show? house band? How about Jimmy Fallon landing Justin Timberlake and Van Morrison as his first musical guests? If that?s any indication of the caliber of guests we can expect to see, this is going to be fun!

And over in cable television land, David Byrne will be dropping in on Stephen Colbert. Things could definitely get interesting.

Friday, February 27
Fall Out Boy ? ?The Ellen DeGeneres Show?
Rosie O?Donnell ? ?The Bonnie Hunt Show?
Randy Rogers Band ? ?Late Show with David Letterman? ? rerun
Jimmy Fallon, Lee Ann Womack ? ?The Tonight Show with Jay Leno? ? rerun
The Gaslight Anthem ? ?Late Night with Conan O?Brien? ? rerun
Robin Thicke ? ?Jimmy Kimmel Live!? ? rerun
Rosie O?Donnell, The Knux ? ?Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson? ? rerun
Jeff Dunham, Razorlight ? ?Last Call with Carson Daly? ? rerun

Saturday, February 28
John Mayer ? ?Austin City Limits? ? rerun
Taylor Swift ? ?Saturday Night Live? ? rerun

Sunday, March 1
Phoebe Snow ? CBS News ?Sunday Morning?

Monday, March 2
Taylor Hicks ? ?Live with Regis and Kelly?
John Caparulo, Elon Gold ? ?Chelsea Lately?
U2 ? ?Late Show with David Letterman?
Larry the Cable Guy, The Fray ? ?The Tonight Show with Jay Leno?
Justin Timberlake, Van Morrison ? ?Late Night with Jimmy Fallon?
David Byrne ? ?The Colbert Report?
New Kids on the Block ? ?Jimmy Kimmel Live!?