A strange cradle, then, for Coyne’s “band of weirdos”, famous for psychedelic shows featuring giant, hovering UFOs, dancing rabbits, lashings of flake blood and – once – Justin ...

Flaming Lips’ Wayne Coyne is on the phone from a car outside his Oklahoma City home, discussing where his group’s current album, American Head, fits into the musical landscape. If ever there ...

WHEN Wayne Coyne goes out to play, he doesn't fool around. The Flaming Lips frontman may be 42, but there's a big kid inside him who looks at life through his own set of kaleidoscope glasses.

Filmmakers Adam Hampton and Amy Scott also will be honored as Film Icons at the 25th annual deadCenter Film Festival, which is June 11-15 in OKC.

Ask frontman Wayne Coyne, though, and he’ll approach the record’s massive cultural mark with a laugh and a shrug. “At the time, it didn’t feel like it was that significant,” he tells ...

The gentleman in question is Wayne Coyne, front man, genius and sparkling life behind now veteran Oklahoman psych-pop legends The Flaming Lips. Formed in 1983 and with around sixteen albums to their ...

Wayne Coyne is the lead singer of the Flaming Lips. Wayne Coyne is the lead singer of the Flaming Lips. George Salisbury/Warner Bros In early 2010, Wayne Coyne was caught on Google Street View ...

Wayne Coyne is the lead singer of the Flaming Lips. Wayne Coyne is the lead singer of the Flaming Lips. George Salisbury/Warner Bros Wayne Coyne does not have a natural habitat. Over the years ...