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Frank Ocean

April 2024

  • Wolfgang Tillmans

    ‘Blue Monday is one of the 20th century’s greatest artworks’: Wolfgang Tillmans on swapping his camera for a microphone

    His student band was a catastrophe but the Turner prize-winning artist decided to release his music after Frank Ocean appropriated one of his experimental songs. So is his uplifting new album pop – or art?

June 2023

  • Frank Ocean, Snail Mail and George Michael

    Queer sounds: our writers on their favourite LGBTQ+ songs

    For Pride month, Guardian writers have singled out their favourite LGBTQ+ songs, from Pet Shop Boys to Frank Ocean

April 2023

  • Frank Ocean performs at the Parklife Festival in Manchester, England in 2017

    Injured Frank Ocean cancels second Coachella performance after ‘chaotic’ first show

    Singer says first performance ‘isn’t what I intended’ following leg fracture and sprain, with reports of an ice rink stage being dismantled hours before
  • FILES-US-ENTERTAINMENT-MUSIC-COACHELLA<br>(FILES) Frank Ocean performs at the 2017 Panorama Music Festival on Randall's Island in New York on July 28, 2017. - Hundreds of thousands of revelers were descending on California's Coachella Valley for the premier desert arts festival that kicks off Friday, April 14, 2023 which for the first time won't feature a white headliner. Reggaeton titan Bad Bunny, K-pop superstars Blackpink and the influential but reclusive R&amp;B artist Frank Ocean will top the 2023 edition of Coachella, the mammoth event that takes place over two three-day weekends and traditionally kicks off the year's summer concert circuit. (Photo by ANGELA WEISS / AFP) (Photo by ANGELA WEISS/AFP via Getty Images)

    Frank Ocean at Coachella review – a rollercoaster ending in disappointment

    The elusive singer made his headliner debut at the desert festival but delivered an awkward set of some high highs but very low lows
  • Bad Bunny, Blackpink, Frank Ocean composite.

    Coachella 2023: global superstars and long-awaited returns in the desert

    Bad Bunny, Blackpink and Frank Ocean will headline North America’s largest music festival, which returns this weekend in Indio, California

January 2023

  • Bad Bunny.

    Coachella 2023: Frank Ocean, Blackpink and Bad Bunny to headline

    Bad Bunny will be the first Latin artist and Blackpink the first all-female group to headline North America’s largest music festival

March 2022

  • No 1 … Pharrell Williams in 2014

    Ranked
    Pharrell Williams’s 30 greatest songs – ranked!

    It’s 20 years since his band NERD released their debut album – but the rapper-producer-singer-songwriter has been responsible for an avalanche of hits. As he and co-pilot Chad Hugo get inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame, we count down Williams’s 30 greatest bangers

September 2021

  • The weird, the wonderful and the political: highlights from the 2021 Met Gala red carpet

    The weird, the wonderful and the political: highlights from 2021 Met Gala red carpet – video

August 2021

  • Laura Snapes

    Billie, Lorde, Lizzo: has being a female pop star in 2021 become unbearable?

    Laura Snapes
  • Frank Ocean.

    ‘My hope is to make things that last’ – Frank Ocean announces fashion range

December 2020

  • Nish Kumar

    The resolution I kept
    Boris Johnson stopped me getting fit – but he couldn’t come between me and my guitar

    I’m still no Jimi Hendrix, but after a year’s solid practice I have just about mastered one R&B track

November 2020

  • ‘We should stop allowing ourselves to be shocked’ ... (L-R) The Weeknd (AKA Abel Tesfaye) and Drake performing at the O2 Arena, London, 24 March 2014.

    Drake calls for Grammys to be replaced after snubbing Black artists

    Singer’s demand follows absence of the Weeknd in all categories of the 2021 awards despite huge success this year and dismay at exclusion of Lil Uzi Vert

April 2020

  • Drake, Wayne Coyne and Charli XCX.

    Musical notes
    Musical notes: how is pop music changing during the pandemic?

  • ‘Their music twists into new shapes without names’ ... (L-R) Perfume Genius, Sophie, Arca.

    The music essay
    No shape: how tech helped musicians melt the gender binary

March 2020

  • Gerry Marsden of Gerry and the Pacemakers in 1964.

    You'll Never Walk Alone and Locked Up top chart of popular quarantine music

    Listeners are flocking to hear tracks such as Don’t Stand So Close to Me and Everybody Hurts as the coronavirus crisis deepens

January 2020

  • ‘Listening to R9 by myself and refusing to release it’ ... Rihanna pictured at her fifth annual Diamond Ball benefit, 12 September 2019.

    The music essay
    Leave Rihanna alone! A manifesto for healthier pop fandom in the 2020s

  • An art installation at Coachella 2019.

    Coachella 2020 announced with headliners Rage Against the Machine, Travis Scott and Frank Ocean

November 2019

  • Carving out a new space .... Odd Future in 2011, left to right: Mike G, Tyler the Creator, Frank Ocean, Syd, Left Brain, Domo Genesis and Hodgy Beats.

    The decade in music
    Heartache in golf shoes: how Odd Future brought fresh energy to rap

    By embracing vulnerability at a time when all the old rules about the genre were breaking down, the LA collective broadened what it could be
  • ‘Leveraged a childhood work ethic into a career that spreads beyond her initial role as a performer’ ... Beyoncé performs in Tampa, America, 29 April 2016.

    The decade in music
    Work, work, work: Beyoncé's labour of liberation

    Leading a creative revolution whose ripples were seen from Kanye to Donald Glover to Little Simz, Beyoncé consigned the idea of performers ‘sticking to the music’ to history
  • Joe Thornalley AKA Vegyn.

    One to watch
    One to watch: Vegyn

    The self-taught producer’s debut album confirms his star status
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