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Nikos Ziarkas + Drew Wynen

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Nikos Ziarkas + Drew Wynen

£14.30a ticket

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When
Wednesday, 18 November 2026, 7.05pm
Where
Fox And Firkin, 316 Lewisham High Street, London, SE13 6JZ
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About the event

From See Tickets's listing

A double headline show for lovers of beautiful sounds, edgy performance, and brilliant musician ship. Performing first to celebrate his brand new solo album will be Drew Wynen with his trio. Though Belgian-born, London-based guitarist/singer/producer Drew Wynen is mainly known as a sideman & collaborator (Tom Misch [currently], Crystal Fighters, Incognito, Ellie Goulding & more), he's been releasing music under his own name since lockdown, which can be described as a blend of soul, pop, beats and his rock/indie roots. After 2024's beat tape 'Marooned' & 2025 debuting his live trio, he is back with new LP 'Overdoinit' & singles 'Don't Talk' & 'Dimsun'. Following Drew will be Nikos Ziarkas. Nikos is best known as the guitarist and co-leader of the experimental-jazz band Valia Calda, the guitarist of the rising tuba star Theon Cross, saxophonist Chelsea Carmichael and saxophonist, dancer, and rapper Tyrone Issac- Stuart. Other notable collaborations and works include Steam Down, Greg Saucier (Deerhoof), Tyrone Issac-Stuart, Moses Boyd, and James Pristley (Secret Sundaze).A night music for the music heads. Don't miss out.

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Fox And Firkin
316 Lewisham High Street, London, SE13 6JZ

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