Photos | Kele Okereke Rocking the Stage with His Guitar
Kele Okereke, lead vocalist of Bloc Party, performs an electrifying guitar solo during his solo performance at the FYF Bullock Concert in 2015. The crowd roared as the entertainer strummed chords on his string instrument while the speakers blasted out his music.
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