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William Shatner Tour Tickets
William Shatner is bringing their stand-up comedy tour to a city near you! Known for their hilarious storytelling, clever punchlines, and side-splitting delivery, William Shatner guarantees a night of non-stop laughter you won’t forget. Best known for playing Captain Kirk in Star Trek, William Shatner also built a lesser-known parallel career as a recording artist. The son of a clothing manufacturer from Montreal, Canada (of East European Jewish immigrants), Shatner studied economics before joining the Canadian National Repertory Theatre Company in Ottowa and trained as a classical Shakespearean actor. He got the part of Captain Kirk in 1966 and soon achieved household name status in the role as the television series found international cult success. On the back of this popularity, he launched his recording career in 1968 with the spoken word album The Transformed Man, including interpretations of hit songs like Bob Dylan's Mr. Tambourine Man and The Beatles' Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds, which both received extensive airplay.
He later performed a reading of Elton John's Rocket Man at the 1978 Science Fiction Film Awards and, during a lull in his acting career in 2004, teamed up with Ben Folds to release his second album Has Been; Folds acted as producer and arranger as well as co-writing most of the songs on the album with Shatner. It included guest appearances by Aimee Mann, Henry Rollins, Adrian Belew, Joe Jackson, Lemon Jelly and Brad Paisley, and, while mostly original material, it did feature a celebrated cover of Pulp's Common People.
The album was subsequently used as the soundtrack to a show based on Common People performed by Milwaukee Ballet and a film made of the event was released in 2009 under the title William Shatner's Gonzo Ballet. Shatner then released a cover album Seeking Major Tom - including characteristically individual interpretations of David Bowie's Space Oddity, U2's In A Little While, Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody and Duran Duran's Planet Earth - with guest appearances by Sheryl Crow, Peter Frampton, Bootsy Collins and Ritchie Blackmore. In 2013 Shatner released his fourth album Ponder The Mystery, with musical support from Billy Sherwood of Circa and members of Yes. Get your William Shatner comedy tickets today from TicketSmarter and prepare yourself for a night to remember!
How much are William Shatner tickets?
- Average Price: $135.70 per ticket
- Cheap Tickets Options: GA seats and seats in the back of the venue start at $62.74
- Premium Seating: Front-row or VIP William Shatner tickets available for as high as $597.60 a ticket
Is William Shatner going on tour in 2025?
Yes, William Shatner is going on tour in 2025. William Shatner has 6 shows currently scheduled. Scroll up to see when William Shatner is coming to a city near you.
Where is William Shatner performing next?
William Shatner’s next comedy show is on July 30th, 2025 at 7:30pm at Majestic Theatre - Dallas in Dallas, TX. William Shatner Live - Screening of Star Trek II: Wrath of Khan tickets for this show range from $62.74 to $597.60 a ticket.
How long are William Shatner shows?
William Shatner’s comedy shows run between 60-90 minutes but vary depending on if they’re performing solo or on a lineup with other comedians.
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What songs are on William Shatner's setlist?
William Shatner's setlist while performing in Washington , DC at “John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts” included the following songs:
- National Symphony Orchestra
- Short Ride in a Fast Machine
- Mars, the Bringer of War
- Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity
- William Shatner
- Eight Days on the Water
- Are You the Bayou?
- The Meaning
- National Symphony Orchestra
- Clair de lune
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- I'll Be With You
- I Want to Be a Tree
- So Fragile, So Blue
Source: Setlist.fm