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Bloc Party performing on BBC 6 Music October 2015 (Picture courtesy: YouTube)
Bloc Party, the band that formed at KCL, will play in London next month in support of their new album Hymns. Their last album was released way back in 2012, before they took a hiatus.
Frontman Kele Okereke features on the King’s ‘Wall of Fame’ at Strand Campus.
Bloc Party will play at the beautiful St. John at Hackney Church on December 4th.
Check out their new single ‘The Love Within’, below:
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