Stereogum — On Friday night, Frank Ocean headlined New York's Panorama Festival, playing a by-all-accounts stunning set that essentially desconstructed the live-music experience. During that show, Ocean wore a T-shirt that read, "Why be racist, sexist, homophobi... more info

New York Times — The performer wore a popular T-shirt at Panorama Music Festival, and a young business experienced the complications of intellectual property ownership in the digital era. more info

New York Times — In just his second concert in the United States in three years, Mr. Ocean seemed determined to hold the Panorama festival crowd’s attention in the most quiet way possible. more info

Stereogum — One of the best recent Getty Images of Frank Ocean is a paparazzi shot of him wandering around SoHo. Frank’s wearing a T-shirt with a pair of eyes on it, the kind of graphic that Mona Lisas you around a room, and he himself is staring straight into... more info

KEXP Seattle — review by Charlie Zaillian Saturday sold out far quicker than the other two days of FYF ’17, with much of the credit going to Frank Ocean. The L.A. festival was abuzz all afternoon with excitement about the reclusive R&B heartthrob’s headlin... more info

KEXP Seattle — West coast rapper Tyler, The Creator shares his fourth LP, which boasts the FCC-unfriendly title Scum Fuck Flower Boy. (A representative for TTC says the “official title” is just Flower Boy.) The album features guest appearances by Frank Ocean, A... more info

Dlisted — Frank Ocean performed at FYF Fest in Los Angeles over the weekend and brought a surprise guest on stage for his performance of Close to You/Never Can Say Goodbye. The surprised and mostly delighted crowd were buzzing when everybody’s favorite stone... more info

Stereogum — The version of A$AP Mob's "RAF" that came out a couple months ago features an enviable guest list that included Frank Ocean, A$AP Rocky, Quavo, Lil Uzi Vert, and Playboi Carti. Not all of those players make it over to the track's official video, whic... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Frank Ocean sat in a chair onstage at FYF Fest, a pair of large, studio-style headphones clamped over his ears. The enigmatic R&B star was singing — first his song “Close to You,” which he said he’d based on Stevie Wonderâ�... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Frank Ocean sat in a chair onstage at FYF Fest, a pair of large, studio-style headphones clamped over his ears. The enigmatic R&B star was singing — first his song “Close to You,” which he said he’d based on Stevie Wonderâ�... more info