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At 95: William Shatner announces first heavy metal band concert

William Shatner will rock the Riot Fest stage in 2026. The Star Trek legend will make his live debut in September with his newly formed heavy metal band. He previously announced his first metal LP.

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William Shatner will debut new metal band at Riot Fest — DeLorean and puppies required

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William Shatner chats about new heavy metal album, announces Riot Fest debut

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William Shatner, 95, reveals surprising new career move after slamming death reports

William Shatner's new heavy metal band just booked a major new gig.

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William Shatner, 95, to Launch His Heavy Metal Band The *uckers with Debut Performance at Riot Fest

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William Shatner’s Quirky Riot Fest Rider Shows He’s Anything But Ordinary

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William Shatner will debut his new heavy metal band at Riot Fest

The band will be added to the bill on Sunday and will feature, along with Shatner, guitarists Marcus Nand (Mike Tramp, Candice Night) and Britt Lightning (Vixen, Cactus), bassist Phil Soussan (Ozzy Os...

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William Shatner Chats About New Heavy Metal Album, Announces Riot Fest Debut

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William Shatner to perform metal set at 2026 Riot Fest

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William Shatner, 94, Announces Heavy Metal Album with Covers of Black Sabbath and Iron Maiden

Star Trek legend William Shatner surprised sci-fi fans with a bizarre announcement. The 94-year-old actor said he will not only be releasing more music, but a heavy metal album. Shatner made the announcement in an Instagram post on Feb. 19. The social ...

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William Shatner is making a heavy metal album

William Shatner has been bringing his thespian-trained, Shatneresque magic to other people’s songs going back to his 1969 alum The Transformed Man, that featured his cult classic version of “Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds,” to his now legendary ...

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Celebrating 43 Years of Suicidal Tendencies' Game-Changing Debut Album

Forty-three years later, 'Suicidal Tendencies' remains one of the most influential thrash albums ever released. Here's why its raw take on teen angst still resonates today.