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He's been entertaining fans for decades, but Mike Myers looked like he'd barely aged a day when he stepped out for a rock concert in New York last week.
The comedian, 63, showed off his youthful appearance at The Strokes' sold-out homecoming concert at Flushing Meadows Corona Park in Queens.
Myers decided to make a defiant political statement at the show by wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with the slogan, 'Fight Fascism' on the front.
In addition to the opening acts like Beach House and TV On The Radio, The Strokes' concert also featured a surprise appearance from both Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders.
The progressive politicians introduced The Strokes on stage, with AOC even calling them, 'the greatest rock band of our generation'.
Posting about the concert on Instagram, Myers expressed how much he loved the performances before urging his followers to 'vote in November' and to 'fight fascism'.
Mike Myers, 63, showed off his youthful appearance at The Strokes' sold-out homecoming concert at Flushing Meadows Corona Park in Queens last week
The comedian wore a 'Fight Fascism' T-shirt while posing with musician Tunde Adebimpe
His T-shirt divided fans in the comments, although most praised the Austin Powers star for taking such a bold political stance.
'Love your acting Mike but respectfully disagree with your political beliefs,' commented one.
'I didn't think I could love Mike Myers any more,' gushed another.
A third commented, 'If someone wearing a shirt that just says "Fight Fascism" is triggering for you, you need to get your safe space so you can reflect on WHY THE F**K that is.'
Myers transformed his appearance earlier this year by dyeing his hair a silver blonde after spending decades as a brunette.
He unveiled his bold new look at the Los Angeles premiere of Michael in April.
The Canadian-American actor put on a loved-up display with his wife Kelly Tisdale on the red carpet ahead of the screening, held at the Dolby Theatre.
The couple, who have been married for 16 years, appeared happier than ever as they paused on the red carpet to pose for a series of sweet snaps.
The funnyman showed off his new look at the 2026 Canadian Screen Awards in May
Myers is pictured with Dana Carvey in the hit film Wayne's World in 1992
In June, Myers was mistaken for fellow comedian Steve Martin at the 2026 Canadian Screen Awards.
'I thought it was Steve Martin at first glance,' one fan posted online, while another asked, 'When did Mike Myers become Steve Martin?'
One user remarked, 'Mike Myers looks completely different now. Aging hit him hard, white hair and all.
'Fans saying he looks like Steve Martin or Baz Luhrmann. Time really changes everyone.'
Myers was presented with a Canadian Screen Award after he was a leader in publicizing the phrase 'Elbows up' as a reply to U.S. President Donald Trump’s stated sentiments about annexing the country.
The Wayne's World star was emotional as he accepted the honors, praising Canada and a number of his colleagues and collaborators over the years.
'I had a whole speech written about how much I love Canada, but I suspect some of you might be sick of hearing that at this point,' he said.
He welled up with tears as he thanked his parents 'for moving to Canada and stressing the importance of being silly.'
Myers added, 'I just want to say, Canada, I don’t know what to say, dude. I’d just really be nothing without you.'
The Academy called Myers a 'legend' in an Instagram post recapping his speech, adding, 'We are honored to present Mike Myers with the Academy Icon Award.'
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