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Wayne Coyne of The Flaming Lips announces his own custom brand of cannabis products called Love Yer Brain set to launch on April 20th. Focused on unlocking creativity, Love Yer Brain (named after the song of the same name from 1987’s OH MY GAWD) was created to use cannabis and other plant-based tools in a powerful and positive way…to help people. Love Yer Brain edibles represent the highest quality, potency, and consistency available, and Coyne is thrilled to have medical marijuana patients from his home state of Oklahoma be the first to experience his THC-infused brain-shaped gummies. The gummies will be available in 100mg and 250mg packs, in watermelon, green apple, and raspberry flavors at select Oklahoma dispensaries. Visit loveyerbrain.com for more details.
To celebrate the launch, The Flaming Lips have confirmed a special 420 Space Bubble concert on April 20th at The Criterion in Oklahoma City, OK. Tickets go on sale this Friday March 26th at 10:00AM CT. Tickets and additional information are available at criterionokc.com.
After nine sold out Space Bubble Concerts, the band opted for a very special set performing their critically acclaimed 2020 concept album, American Head, from top-to-bottom for the first time during the show and Love Yer Brain will sponsor the proceedings. It promises to be an unforgettable evening as the band bring the new record to life on stage. Local health and safety standards will be strictly observed for this full-production live Lips event. Click here for Coyne’s explanation on just how the shows work. Get in your bubble and get ready to experience The Flaming Lips like never before.
Today, The Lips release a new video for American Head album track, “At The Movies On Quaaludes,” directed by American actor/director Clark Duke and features super 8 footage of his brother while still attending college and fits the somber yet buoyant ebb/flow of the track. Clark directed the film “Arkansas” which features several Lips songs as the soundtrack. Clark says, “AMERICAN HEAD, for me, is about nostalgia. For home, for childhood, for places and events and times you’ll never forget. I stumbled upon this lost, long-forgotten Super8 footage of my brother, Chandler, wandering the state of Arkansas circa 2005. When I watched this eerie, silent film, all I could think about was… The first time I heard AMERICAN HEAD…the first time I made a music video for a band. My favorite band.” Click here to view and share “At The Movies On Quaaludes.”
