The headliner suffered an ankle injury in the week leading up to the festival and “production was adjusted according to doctors’ advice,” per a source.
had to be adjusted last minute because the singer injured his ankle during rehearsals, a source tellsOcean’s headlining set on Sunday night was delayed by an hour and his performance was cut short. But a source close to the situation says he suffered an ankle injury in the week leading up to the festival and that “production was adjusted according to doctors’ advice.”
Upset fans posted videos on social media detailing the drama, with some even leaving the festival early after waiting hours to see Ocean perform and after watching others hit the stage, including Björk, Kali Uchis, Latto and Willow.
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