William Shatner, 95, reveals his upcoming heavy metal album "What the F is Heavy Metal" features Queen's Brian May and over ...

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In addition to his heavy metal rock performances, William Shatner is on tour, speaking at various screenings of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982) at venues around the country. You can check out ...

William Shatner revealed his solution to performing heavy metal as a relative newbie. The Star Trek icon, 95, chose the genre as the focus for his 13th solo album, titled What the F is Heavy Metal?

Throughout their set, Shatner and his band played songs off of their upcoming album, What the F Is Heavy Metal? The band also covered Ozzy Osbourne’s “Crazy Train,” Metallica’s “Enter Sandman,” and ...

William Shatner made his heavy metal debut Saturday at a Riot Fest Chicago after-hours gig, covering artists like Ozzy Osbourne and Metallica with the actor’s new ...

William Shatner is ready to rage. Shatner, 95, will debut his new heavy metal band, The *uckers, at Chicago's Riot Fest on Sunday, Sept. 20. The band takes the Rebel Stage at Douglass Park between ...