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Dec 19, 2020 Over the last few months, we’ve seen artists perform at drive-in concerts with the audience safely in their car and others take the virtual stage for livestreams, but The Flaming Lips are craving the energy that can only come from an in-person concert so they came up with a plan they call “Space Bubbles.” They’re planning a show for next year where the band and every audience member will be in a separate plastic bubble, kind of like a hamster ball, to maintain social distancing. The first 'Space Bubble' concert is set for Oklahoma City in January and they hope to bring ...

Dec 19, 2020 Over the last few months, we’ve seen artists perform at drive-in concerts with the audience safely in their car and others take the virtual stage for livestreams, but The Flaming Lips are craving the energy that can only come from an in-person concert so they came up with a plan they call “Space Bubbles.” They’re planning a show for next year where the band and every audience member will be in a separate plastic bubble, kind of like a hamster ball, to maintain social distancing. The first 'Space Bubble' concert is set for Oklahoma City in January and they hope to bring ...

Dec 19, 2020 Over the last few months, we’ve seen artists perform at drive-in concerts with the audience safely in their car and others take the virtual stage for livestreams, but The Flaming Lips are craving the energy that can only come from an in-person concert so they came up with a plan they call “Space Bubbles.” They’re planning a show for next year where the band and every audience member will be in a separate plastic bubble, kind of like a hamster ball, to maintain social distancing. The first 'Space Bubble' concert is set for Oklahoma City in January and they hope to bring ...

Now, in a new interview with  Consequence of Sound, Coyne opened up about the events, which were recently pushed back to January. Back in June, the group performed a show with an audience in bubbles on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Advertisement Coyne said: “I feel like our concerts, the way we’re doing it, it’s honestly safer than going to the fucking grocery store. You go to the grocery store, and some people have masks on, but some people just act like there’s nothing going on. There’s nothing you can do about that.” “A guy could be standing next to you and not th...