Bloc Party's Kele Okereke claims, he is not sure whether for frontman and band member

Block Party frontman Kele Okereke claims that he is not sure whether he is still the frontman and band member.

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He saw his bandmates call or a recording studio into the season without it.

He said, “I was actually having lunch about three weeks ago, and I saw somebody walk past and I recognized the haircut. It was Russell. I was like, ‘Hey!’ but he didn’t see me.”

He continued, “I followed him around the corner and then I saw Matt, Gordon, and Russell all standing outside this rehearsal space. They all went inside.”

The band frontman is released his first solo album, The Boxer, previous year; in addition, a solo EP, The Hunter, is due out late next month.

But any hint of their individual projects within a Bloc Party never had a problem.

He did confess, “I hope I haven’t been fired. I don’t really know what’s going on, because we haven’t really spoken recently and I’m a bit too scared to ask.”

Bloc Party DJ tour wil takes in clubs across Australia in October

Bloc Party DJ tour wil takes in clubs across Australia in October, has been announced.

Kele Okereke is a frontman, who recently appear at Splendour in the Grass Festival on this weekend with bandmate Russell Lissack set to head up the Bloc Party DJ tour that kicks off in Perth on October 5.

The band's guiarist Lissack, one half of electronic side project Pin Me Down and weirdly, member of 90s rockers Ash, said the tour will feature, “dance anthems with very special indie classics, edits and remixes.”

The dates are:

Wednesday October 5, Villa Nightclub, Perth, WA
Thursday October 6, Apple Bar, Adelaide, SA
Friday October 7, Platinum Nightclub, Gold Coast, QLD
Saturday October 8, Warehouse, Melbourne, VIC
Sunday October 9, The Buddha Bar, Byron Bay, NSW
Thursday October 13, OneFiveOne, Wollongong, NSW
Friday October 14, Oh Hello!, Brisbane, QLD
Saturday October 15, The Metro, Sydney, NSW

Bloc Party are reuniting to record a new album

British rockers Block party are record a new album after reuniting with guitarist Russell Lissack ashes period is over to rejoin his bandmates.

Rumours of a reunion birth last month when Lissack, the Irish rock group Ash was a member of a tour are working down as they go back to work is regularly used.

Lissack and Okereke now confirmed that he talks about a new album and are the "block party content work on is ".

He tells NME magazine, "Well, we met up at Christmas - that was really nice - and talked about doing another record... Kele and I started working on Bloc Party stuff together and separately. We're having a bit of a break until the festivals are over, because people have commitments during the summer, but we're going to get back properly in September and sit in a rehearsal studio to work on new band material."

Lissack is also relishing the prospect of jamming with his old pals again, adding: "I really missed hanging out with those guys. I've been friends with Kele since we were kids, but we've not really seen each other much since the break. In fact, I've not really seen a lot of the other guys either... I've also really missed playing some of our songs again. The time away has really just reignited the passion I have for Bloc Party."

Block Party Irish chart toppers gig live temporarily

Block Party guitarist Russell Lissack the Irish chart toppers gig live temporarily with ash left, speculation that his major party getting ready stone is then no connection.

Block Party has been on break since 2009. During this time, Lissack by this project, pin me down with an album is released, while a solo album, singer Kele Okereke and Gordon Moakes on bass player with young Legionnaire has released an album.

Ash’s Tim Wheeler told The Sun, “Russell’s been brilliant and we’ll have him for our festival, hopefully. Then we’ll have to think. I do enjoy having the second guitarist so we’ve got our eyes peeled.”

Lissack time with ash is nothing if not eventful has been. Visited South Africa in October 2010 when he was bitten by a lion cubs.

Lissack treatment warning was in hospital for jabs. When he was there, two other patients a non-related, unknown persons died crisis. Band back in their hotel had a car accident.

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Bloc Party return over Christmas

Bloc Party returned to the ended of the Christmas period. The band member singer Kele Okereke, guitarist Russell Lissack, bassist Gordon Moakes and Matt Tong.

It was attended by the message: “Merry Christmas from the Bloc. X”

Okereke has launched a solo career under the pseudonym Kele, while Lissack has performed with Ash. It is not clear whether the pic marks the began of a return for the band.