In pictures: Celebrities partying at London indie-disco Rebel Rebel

Ahead of Rebel Rebel's one-off return this weekend, we asked Fletcher and Murphy to tell us more about their notorious party and its famous clientele:

‘Rebel Rebel had a short life, but it created more than its fair share of friendships, memories and hangovers. Nobody knew if booking a West End basement for a gay indie disco named after an old Bowie record, and promising to play rock ’n’ roll to a crowd of “hot tramps”, would work. The huge queue after a few parties said otherwise. People weren’t clicking “attending” on their nights out in 2005, so it was all word of mouth, like a secret that everybody knew. The Scissor Sisters were regulars, Hedi Slimane dropped “Fashion” when he DJ’d (obviously). Pet Shop Boys refused to dance but Kelly Osborne did when John Cameron Mitchell played a record by her dad. Clubs are great when great people go there time after time. Only DJs and promoters think the nights are about them. We never did and we still don’t. Our crowd was friendly, heady, pretty and attitude-free, and they’re the reason we’re doing one final party.’