Life can’t just be the humdrum, the mundane and the routine before the inevitable slide to disease, decay and death. Why can’t we sneak in a bit of awesome, a tad of amazing and maybe a smidge of wonderful? A forest cano
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DateSaturday, 7 November 2026
DoorsTBA
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Foxlowe Arts CentreLondon London
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IAN STONE -LOOKING FOR THE WOW are playing Foxlowe Arts Centre in London on Saturday, 7 November 2026. This listing is part of the London grass-roots gig directory — browse more upcoming London gigs there.
Life can’t just be the humdrum, the mundane and the routine before the inevitable slide to disease, decay and death. Why can’t we sneak in a bit of awesome, a tad of amazing and maybe a smidge of wonderful? A forest canopy opening onto a huge vista would be enchanting for some but my ancestors wandered in the desert for forty years, I think we’ve been outdoors enough. Others get their fix from the spiritual but I’ve been harbouring a grudge against God since my mother stopped me going to Arsenal after my Barmitzvah. Forty nine years ago. ’God will be watching’ she said. Well, at least he got to see the game. The point is, life could be so much better so I’m on the lookout. Come and join me on the hunt. Ian Stone is a hugely experienced broadcaster, podcaster and writer and a brilliantly
Venue: Foxlowe Arts Centre
More info: https://foxloweartscentre.org.uk/events/ian-stone-looking-for-the-wow/
Source: foxloweartscentre.org.uk
VenueFoxlowe Arts Centre, London
The Artist — IAN STONE -LOOKING FOR THE WOW
IAN STONE -LOOKING FOR THE WOW headlines this London gig on Saturday, 7 November 2026. Listening before the night helps you decide if the bill matches your taste.
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