“Hopefully we’ll be the first band to play in space. It’s been talked about quite a bit and I’m intrigued to find out if gravity allows you to play. It would probably be some stripped back, acoustic thing but I really think it will happen,” Wolstenholme told MTV in an in-depth interview in the lead up to the band’s next album.
If the trio does get the chance to rock in zero gravity, chances are there won’t be a huge live crowd to enjoy a weightless mosh pit. But it could make for an interesting live TV broadcast!
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