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Anchorage Bassist Pulls Off Whitesnake Prank

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Anchorage bassist David Nathanson pulls off the ultimate April Fools prank in 2026, faking a tour with Whitesnake, thanks to AI and a real conversation with music exec Mike Varney. His friends and fans fall for it, but he eventually reveals the truth and books a real show at Humpys this Thursday.

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Anchorage Bassist Pulls Off Whitesnake Prank

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Anchorage News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Anchorage Bassist Pulls Off Whitesnake Prank. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

An Anchorage bassist named David Nathanson just nailed the ultimate April Fools prank back in 2026, faking a tour announcement with the 80s rock legends, White Snake, the band behind that epic power ballad, here I go again. He got the idea from a buddy who pulled a similar stunt claiming a gig with singer Sadie, so Nathanson decided to level up his own Facebook post using, AI to whip up a convincing announcement and a phony photo of him gemming with the band. The twist came from a real chatty had with music exec Mike Varnie in Las Vegas after a show, where Varnie mentioned possible bassist work, making the whole story hit different and feel legit. Friends and fans blew up his pose with likes, shares and congrats, totally buying it at first, which left Nathanson feeling a bit guilty amid all the hype. He spilled the beans the next day with a cheeky reveal, then kept the momentum going by booking a real show with his band Vintage Retro at Humphies. This Thursday at 9.30pm, proving he still got that local fire, stay informed with Anchorage

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