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Climate-Themed Fest With Sheryl Crow, Flaming Lips, the Roots Postponed
Organizers of the Big Climate Thing said they felt they were unable to "produce the event in a way that met the high standards for participation, impact and sustainability"
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‘Her Songwriting Has Been Criminally Overlooked’: Ben Gibbard Announces Yoko Ono Tribute Album
David Byrne and Yo La Tengo preview Ocean Child with a cover of "Who Has Seen the Wind?"
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Flashback: That Time Steve Burns From ‘Blue’s Clues’ Cut an Indie Rock LP With Steven Drozd of the Flaming Lips
Right after he left Blue's Clues, the children's TV host started a very different career with help from the Flaming Lips
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See Flaming Lips Give Tour of ‘Space Bubble Concerts’ on ‘CBS Sunday Morning’
Wayne Coyne says of logistics of unique gigs, ""It’s worse than I even thought"
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The Flaming Lips Return to the First Venue They Played for ‘Will You Return/When You Come Down’
J. Micah Nelson joins band on guitar for swooning rendition of American Head track
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The Damage Done: Looking Back At A Year Without Concerts
With Covid-19 stranding the concert industry in a limbo for a year now, artists from Martha Reeves to Tech N9ne, along with behind-the-scenes workers, reflect on an unprecedented twelve months
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See Flaming Lips Stage ‘Space Bubble’ Concert in Oklahoma City
Band members and crowd were quarantined within individual bubbles for Covid-safe gigs
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Year in Review: So, How Was Your 2020, Wayne Coyne?
The Flaming Lips frontman reflects on the art that helped him through this year, from Pink Floyd to the Adventures of Peter Rabbit
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The Flaming Lips Postpone Space Bubble Concerts
"I don't want anybody to think this is a freak party," frontman Wayne Coyne says, explaining the band's decision to push back the innovative shows. "It's a very restricted event"
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Flaming Lips Plotting Covid-Safe Concert Where Audience Will Be in Giant Bubbles
"I mean, it seems absurd, but we at first were just doing it as not a joke, but just as a kind of funny thing, and now it's becoming kind of serious and real," Wayne Coyne says
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