
Synopsis
Frank Ocean’s FYF Fest 2017 performance (July 22, Los Angeles) was a highly anticipated comeback show, marking his first major U.S. concert after releasing Blonde and Endless in 2016. The set lasted around 70–75 minutes and focused mainly on Blonde, with emotional, stripped-back renditions of songs like Self Control, Nikes, Ivy, and Thinkin Bout You.
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