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William Shatner Performs First Metal Concert in Chicago
Actor William Shatner has performed his first metal concert at Park West in Chicago prior to his appearance at Riot Fest.
Actor William Shatner gave his first metal concert on the evening of Saturday, September 19. The live performance took place at the venue Park West, located in Chicago. The 95-year-old Star Trek actor was accompanied on stage throughout the event by his backing band, which is named The *uckers. Shatner performed this club show in Chicago before his scheduled stage appearance at the festival Riot Fest.
At the Chicago concert, Shatner covered three songs from metal acts. He performed a rendition of the song Crazy Train, which was originally recorded by Ozzy Osbourne. He also interpreted the song Ace of Spades by Motörhead. In addition, his set list at Park West included a cover of the song Enter Sandman by Metallica.
Shatner is currently working on his first metal album, which bears the title What the F Is Heavy Metal?. The project is being recorded for release through the record label Cleopatra Records.
The upcoming album What the F Is Heavy Metal? will include appearances from a selection of guest musicians. Among the guest artists featured on the recording are Brian May, Rob Halford, Tony Iommi, and Dave Lombardo.
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