Frank Ocean has canceled a second performance scheduled for this weekend at Coachella, a week after the first performance – his first live show in six years – left many fans disappointed and confused.

A representative for the musician confirmed to Rolling Stone on Wednesday night that the upcoming performance was canceled because the singer suffered a foot injury during the first week of the festival.

According to the representative, doctors have advised him not to perform due to two fractures and a sprain in his left leg.

Ocean said: “It was chaotic. There is some beauty in chaos. It wasn't what I intended to show, but I enjoyed being there and I'll see you soon.”

Frank Ocean's performance at Coachella last Sunday was his first show since 2017, which wasn't exactly well received. He was scheduled to perform in a skating rink with 100 skaters, but the stage was dismantled just hours before the performance because Ocean could not safely perform due to a leg injury.

He was criticized by the participants of Coachella for the fact that he went up late (almost 1 hour late) and quickly got off the stage, many times he did not sing live, turned his back to the crowd, and also did not sing favorite songs of the fans.