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Ex-Bloc Party frontman Kele Okereke takes a solo sojourn to Australia for a string of shows, thrilling audiences with his newfound, dancefloor-oriented sounds.
UK new wavers Bloc Party are returning to Australia...in DJ mode.
Now this crossover is one we like.
With Bloc Party’s leader Kele Okereke forced to cancel his appearances over the New Years period, he’s just announced a couple of last-minute DJ shows for this weekend.
If you thought the already massive Origin New Years Eve lineup couldn't get any bigger, think again as there's been with two big DJ names added to the festivities.
If you thought the already massive Origin New Years Eve lineup couldn't get any bigger, think again as there's been with two big DJ names added to the festivities.
The club re-transformation we've been waiting for?
Flush from helping steer Parklife's recent show in Brisbane, the Ten Pound Crew will launch BBQ Beats on New Year’s Day 2010 from a new venue, in a refreshed layout with an extraordinary lineup!
The superstar Dutch producer has confirmed his departure from the traditional trance scene revealing a wave of indie rock guests for his new album.
Splendour In The Grass is arguably the country’s premier alternative music festival. Understandably, the line-up for 2009 was scarcely scattered with dance acts, which highlighted the continued dominance of alternative genres.
Tiesto's tour of Australia looks to be a huge event on the 2010 calender, but has the Dutch powerhouse left his trance days behind?
With their latest single, the boys from Bloc Party are going further left field, hooking up with Tiesto and trying their hands at some classic piano house.
The band took the fans on an undulating yet exceptional journey through all three albums. The crowd reveled in every track and was treated to a symphony of quality British indie rock. It proved that Bloc Party certainly are not just a band.
The buzz had already begun; there was something in the air, the wait for one of East London’s biggest indie bands, Bloc Party, in one of Melbourne’s most famous venues Festival Hall.
With Bloc Party set to land on our shores this week, frontman Kele Okereke has vented about his backstage confrontation with Sex Pistol’s frontman John Lydon in July. “John Lydon is the devil in my eyes,” Okereke told UK tabloid The Sun.
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