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The Brighton punk trio is turning explosive performances, mosh pit community, and uncompromising identity into unrelenting momentum.
Ahead of their 2027 tour, the evolving live group's singular blend of jazz, electronics, and pop-orchestral music shows why their concerts are so special.
From parking-lot orchestras and space bubbles to double-header concerts in 2027, The Flaming Lips have been reinventing the live spectacle for four decades.
From small-town anxieties to big stage bliss, Noah Kahan's latest tour reveals just how vast the audience for deeply personal folk-pop has become.
