(Reuters) - American rock band The Flaming Lips have come up with a creative way to put on live shows in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic - putting themselves and their audience in protective "space ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Bubbles aren't new to the Flaming Lips. In 2019, singer Wayne Coyne crowd-surfed inside a bubble at the Bourbon and Beyond Music ...

The Flaming Lips have long been known for their grand experiments, and one of their most ambitious were their 2020 space bubble concerts during the height of the Covid pandemic, where the band ...

Well they did it, The Flaming Lips played their first of two space bubble shows at Oklahoma City’s The Criterion on Friday night. The show, which was postponed from December due to rising COVID ...

The Flaming Lips Burst Their Bubbles: In the middle of the worst of the pandemic last year, psych-rockers the Flaming Lips figured out a way to put on a safe, in-person show. Everyone was in bubbles.

A month after the Flaming Lips were forced to postpone their planned “Space Bubble Concerts,” the band played a pair of the gigs in their native Oklahoma City this weekend where both they and the ...

The Flaming Lips pulled off their first full-length space bubble concerts this past weekend in Oklahoma City, with both the band and audience members sequestered in their own zip-up bubbles. The band ...