The R&B singer said very little to the crowd as he took the stage wearing a simple pink hoodie, easing into “Thinkin Bout You,” “Lost” and then the "Nostalgia/Ultra" favorite “Novacane.” The stage setup was as stripped-down as the music -- Ocean was alone, no drummer or guitar player, and opted to cover the set’s backdrop with metallic gold streamers. The music, presumably coming from a DJ booth somewhere, was a different mix from what users would have heard on any of his albums. It was a raw, minimal version of what listeners heard on "Channel Orange."
Frank Ocean has stunning power over the crowd with just his presence. His onstage demeanor matches how soft-spoken he is during interviews, and at times, it was hard to even hear him sing, because the crowd knew every word to every single one of his songs.
Frank Ocean's live show is so mellow that it’s easy for an eager festival crowd to drown him out with chanting and singing, but that relaxed tone was exactly what was missing from the Bonnaroo lineup. Frank Ocean’s 2014 Bonnaroo set proved to be a much-needed respite from the madness in Manchester.
Songs Performed:
-Thinkin Bout You
-Lost
-Novacane/New Slaves (his verse was used as the outro)
-Crack Rock/Superpower
-Forrest Gump
-Sweet Life
-Pyramids
-Wiseman
NoT too much on the song named after the Tom Hanks Academy Award winning film.
The movie is a masterpiece and one of the best I've seen. The song is below average and the fact that it follows some of his best songs on the tracklist doesn't help
I understand why he didn't perform new material at Bonnaroo. It really wouldn't have done the songs justice because he didn't have a band there, he performed with with music maybe coming out of the DJ booth. Frank is a perfectionist, as we all know, so he isn't just going to premiere new music without a band.
Crack Rock, Sweet Life and Forrest Gump are my least favorite songs on his masterpiece. 
he should perform more songs from it
