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Bloc Party is associated with the London scene on Dork.

Does Bloc Party have any upcoming shows?

Bloc Party has 5 upcoming live dates listed on Dork in the next twelve weeks. The next is on 20 November 2026 at Utilita Arena Birmingham, Birmingham.

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Dork has covered Bloc Party 19 times across news, features and reviews — full coverage below. Tagged on Dork's London scene. Bloc Party has 5 upcoming live dates in the next twelve weeks.

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