Instagram users captured the avant garde R&B star hanging out side of stage. Ocean was definitely present for the event at the Manchester Roundhouse the following night but once again didn't perform in any capacity.
He just hung around at the back for three hours, and as disappointment become gradually inevitable things started to get a little sad and ugly." "The best I can say is that Frank Ocean was there, somewhere, in the vicinity, but he never touched a CDJ never mind a microphone. Its not a radical departure (the surging synths at the end go all the way back to the days of 'CMYK'), but its strikingly confident. Vice have confirmed that while Frank Ocean was technically in the venue, he wasn't taking part in the show. On the opening track, 'Radio Silence,' Blakes R&B-influenced harmonies are brighter than anything on his previous records. The initial night in Bristol proved to be a disappointment to those attending. According to music blogger Josep Vinaixa, Blake's new album, scheduled to be released sometime this year via Polydor and Republic Records, was renamed to 'The Colour in Anything', as hinted by social media posts by Blake and his label, 1-800 Dinosaur, of photos of a mural by children's novel illustrator Sir Quentin. Blog that, as that's the correct information." No exact date has been given, but lets hope the news is true and we get the LP sooner rather than later in. Man attacked at Parklife Weekender festival dies, aged 26Īs previously reported, four days ago Blake posted news that "To be frank we are announcing BOYSDONTCRY to the line up for the 1-800 Road Trip - kicking off in Bristol this evening at Lakota." After the story went viral, Blake made the crucial clarification on Facebook: "As previously said earlier today, Frank and I are not performing live or on tour - we're on a 1-800 DINOSAUR road trip, putting on club nights and documenting the weekend for the BoysDontCry Magazine. Radio Silence is set to be Blakes third album overall and first since 2013s Overgrown.
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