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Steel Panther frequently invites high-profile guests at their shows (celebrities and musicians) onstage to "crowd participate," and a number of these incidents have been caught on film. They are usually invited to join the band onstage for a song, sometimes temporarily replacing band members. Joined by Nuno Bettencourt and Sully Erna, singer Michael Starr quipped, "Hey, I finally get to play with real musicians!"
Notable onstage guests and songs include:
Carson Palmer of the Cincinnati Bengals joined the band on stage in San Diego to sing "Don't Stop Believing" by Journey.
Jeremy Piven, who plays Ari on the hit HBO show Entourage played the drums onstage. [6]
Avril Lavigne, who sang and played drums onstage in February 2009.
David Bryan, keyboard player of Bon Jovi joined the band after being spotted in the audience. [7]
April Margera sang Bon Jovi's "Livin' on a Prayer" [8]
Kelly Clarkson and Ryan Key of Yellowcard sang Guns N' Roses' "Sweet Child o' Mine" and Journey's "Don't Stop Believing" while drinking a bottle of whiskey. [9]
Tony Romo and Dennis Haskins (the actor who played Mr. Belding on Saved by the Bell) appeared onstage together and sang Journey's "Don't Stop Believing". [10] Romo also appeared onstage with girlfriend Jessica Simpson in late January 2008. [11]
David Draiman, lead singer of Disturbed, and former NBA star Dennis Rodman appeared onstage together. [12]
Jerry Cantrell, guitarist for Alice in Chains, played guitar onstage during the same show Draiman appeared onstage. [13]
Billy Ray Cyrus sang "Rebel Yell" by Billy Idol. [14]
Kip Winger of Winger sang Journey's "Don't Stop Believing". [15]
Constantine Maroulis, former American Idol finalist, appeared onstage. [16]
Justin Guarini sang "Don't Stop Believing". [17]
The Rev from Avenged Sevenfold and Phil Anselmo appeared onstage together. [18]
Pink sang Skid Row's "18 and Life" [19]
Brian Posehn sings "You've Got Another Thing Comin'" by Judas Priest on his 40th birthday. [20]
Michael Strahan, Gavin DeGraw, Ryan Cabrera and Pauly Shore sang Def Leppard's Pour Some Sugar On Me [21]
Juliette Lewis sang "Ain't Talking Bout Love" [22]
Rza and Shavo Odadjian [23]
Tom Morello played drums and Breckin Meyer sang vocals on Alice in Chains' Man in the Box on August 27th, 2007. [24]
Lil Jon singing "Jump" by Van Halen [25]
Shavo Odadjian bass player for System of a Down [26]
Incubus bassist Ben Kenney sang Bon Jovi's "Livin' on a Prayer" [27]
Hal Sparks sang Skid Row's "18 and Life" with the band [28]
Tom Morello played guitar while Perry Farrell sang the Jane's Addiction classic "Mountain Song". [29]
Justin Hawkins sang and played guitar for "I Believe in a Thing Called Love".[30]
Paul Stanley sang "Lick it up" [31].
Deryck Whibley played guitar onstage in February 2009.
David Cook, Joey Fatone, Jeff Scott Soto, and Matt Sorum performed "Sweet Child of Mine" and "Paradise City."
Holly Madison (March 10, 2009 Los Angeles, Key Club) : Appeared on-stage
Dennis Rodman (March 30, 2009) appeared on-stage interacting with the band through several songs.
Benji Madden (March 30, 2009) performed Danzig's "Mother."
Deryck Whibley (March 30, 2009) appeared on-stage.
Corey Taylor, vocalist of Slipknot and Stone Sour sang Poison's "Nothing But A Good Time" and Ratt's "Round and Round".
Steve Stevens, guitarist for Billy Idol performed White Wedding.
Criss Angel has appeared onstage, disappearing shortly afterwards.
M. Shadows (April 18, 2009) appeared on-stage to perform Guns 'N Roses "Sweet Child 'O Mine"
Jani Lane of Warrant has joined Steel Panther once to sing Warrant's Cherry Pie, and another time to sing Ratt's Round and Round.
Kenny Loggins appeared on-stage to perform Journey's "Don't Stop Believing" with the band.
Scott Ian, guitarist from Anthrax, played You've Got Another Thing Coming by Judas Priest with the band.
Stephen Pearcy (May 4, 2009), vocalist of RATT performed songs "Round and Round" and "You Think You´re Tough".
Sarah Silverman, comedian, while never appearing on-stage, made an appearance on the music video "Death To All But Metal" apparently upset when she is told that the lyrics are not actually "Death To All 'Butt Metal'".
Says it all, really.
Nope.
Steel Panther is hair metal, dude ! 