The group, who will be featured along with guest stars Shaquille O'Neal and Nicole Scherzinger, join a host of talents who have already appeared on the program, including Tyler Perry, Alec Baldwin and CeeLo Green.
See the Blue Man's Group announcement via Facebook below:
Wood you be-leaf it? We’re pine-ing to join Neil Patrick Harris fir the 10/6 episode of Best Time Ever With Neil Patrick Harris on NBC. Yew and your fronds should tune in and root for us. #KnotJokingPosted by Blue Man Group on Sunday, October 4, 2015
Playbill.com caught up with Tony winner Harris recently and discovered that after decades in the business, there's still one skill that he surprisingly hasn't mastered. "I need to learn how to tap dance," Harris told Playbill. "I've never taken a dance class in my life." Read more here.
No stranger to hosting, Harris has emceed the Tony Awards four times, Emmys twice and made his Oscars hosting debut this year. Also a Broadway star, he won the 2014 Best Actor in a Musical Tony Award for his performance in Hedwig and the Angry Inch. He has performed on Broadway in Assassins, as well as Cabaret and Proof, and in the New York Philharmonic production of Company. Watch a collection of Harris hosting awards shows here and 10 Tony Awards Hosting Moments Where Neil Patrick Harris Had the "Best Time Ever."
For more information on "Best Time Ever," visit the official NBC page.
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