Photos | Frank Ocean Plays Keyboard at Coachella 2012
The multi-talented entertainer Frank Ocean takes the stage, sporting sunglasses and a wristwatch, as he gives an electrifying solo performance on the keyboard in front of a crowd of thousands at Coachella 2012 Weekend 2.
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