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Kele Okereke of Bloc Party and Crosstown Rebels comes to SF's Isis

  • February 4, 2014
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With a party that grows every new month it shows, the dream-makers at Isis continue their Public Works takeover by commandeering the Loft once again. Last month Kim Ann Foxman brought an unrelenting set to the space, weaving her signature house vibes through the carefree crowd that dipped across the floor. Only one common denominator connects the Isis attendees: they came here to dance. Other than that, the party delivers on its promise of bringing anyone and everyone under its heavenly auspices, a safe space to be who you please.

This coming Saturday the celebration will play home to Kele Okereke, the acclaimed artist from England known best as a guitarist and vocalist of Bloc Party. Furthering his musicianship, Okereke put out the Heartbreaker EP last December on Crosstown Rebels, a deep house journey that transmits the Londoner's electronic energy with just a listen.  Get your tickets now and be part of Isis.

 

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