Oct 20, 2005 • 1 min read

Saint Martins celebrates Sex Pistols first

Central Saint Martins marks thirty years since the Sex Pistols first London gig with an invite-only evening of DJs and live acts on 6 November.

Central Saint Martins are to celebrate the upcoming anniversary of The Sex Pistols first live London performance with an evening of music for a specially invited audience. The event, which takes place on 6 Nov, thirty years after the punk band played at St Martins College, will include DJ sets by Fred Deakin (Lemon Jelly), Andrew Weatherall, Artrocker DJs, and live performances from Comanechi, Battant and Art Brut. Short term Pistol Glen Matlock will also unveil a faux heritage blue plaque that is to be mounted at the venue to mark it as a place of historical interest.

In order to be invited to this shindig, which also features an exclusive showing of 2005 documentary 'Punk:Attitude', submitted by the legendary Don Letts, you need to be a Very Important Person selected from alumni, press, competition winners and students from the college's fine art course. So good luck with that, y'all.

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