The Flaming Lips' Wayne Coyne says he plans to do more shows — and even go on a mini-tour — with its audience in space bubbles.

Enough, Wayne. Where Wayne Coyne and the Flaming Lips were once known for their music, trippy videos and incredibly fun live shows featuring Coyne walking around in a human hamster ball, onstage ...

After four decades of putting on shows, Flaming Lips frontman Wayne Coyne isn't nervous about playing his Grammy-winning band's two-night "Summer Freak Out" in Oklahoma City. But he is keenly ...

Wayne Coyne on near-death experiences, Ken Burns, and the Flaming Lips' new album American Head. The 59-year-old frontman dives inside the making of his band's 16th studio release.

Wayne Coyne recounted his myriad musical influences, and some stories from his peculiar past, in a web exclusive video for The Late Show, which arrived ahead of the Flaming Lips‘ tribute to ...

Of Wayne Coyne’s many elaborate gimmicks over the years, he’s perhaps best-known for rolling atop the audience in a giant plastic bubble at Flaming Lips concerts. Although the bubble is not ...

Wayne Coyne, beaming up. Emily Assiran for Observer A lot of Flaming Lips records could be interpreted as a hero’s quest, a space opera, the astronaut on his ceaseless voyage.

Wayne Coyne does not have a natural habitat. Over the years, the Flaming Lips frontman has variously appeared at home floating over crowds in a gigantic hamster ball, taking a bath in his Oklahoma ...

When Rock Daily caught up with Wayne Coyne backstage at the taping of VH1 Rock Honors: The Who (airing tonight), the Flaming Lips frontman told a story about riding to a Who show on the back of ...

Wayne Coyne: That was with Ween! I think it was one of those legendary shows. I couldn’t believe the audience that showed up. It was stunning, to tell you the truth.

The movie, which premiered at South By Southwest, is exactly what it purports to be: nearly every iPhone video taken by the Flaming Lips frontman shown in barely-cohesive fashion.

After four decades of putting on shows, Flaming Lips frontman Wayne Coyne isn't nervous about playing his Grammy-winning band's two-night "Summer Freak Out" in Oklahoma City. But he is keenly ...