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| '''Nag Nag Nag''' is a [[London]] club night at the late [[Simon Hobart]]'s Ghetto nightclub, founded by veteran DJ, promoter and musician, [[Jonny Slut]]. It is commonly associated with the ambisexual post-[[electroclash]] scene. It is held every Wednesday night and became famous in 2002 for its wild clientele, who come dressed in funky, off-kilter emsembles. Nag Nag Nag is something of an institution among the post-house, pro-old skool crowd. Pop, funk, electro, Eighties new-wave and synth are thrown together in an eclectic hotch-potch. | '''Nag Nag Nag''' is a [[London]] club night at the late [[Simon Hobart]]'s Ghetto nightclub, founded by veteran DJ, promoter and musician, [[Jonny Slut]]. It is commonly associated with the ambisexual post-[[electroclash]] scene. It is held every Wednesday night and became famous in 2002 for its wild clientele, who come dressed in funky, off-kilter emsembles. Nag Nag Nag is something of an institution among the post-house, pro-old skool crowd. Pop, funk, electro, Eighties new-wave and synth are thrown together in an eclectic hotch-potch. | ||
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Nag Nag Nag is a London club night at the late Simon Hobart's Ghetto nightclub, founded by veteran DJ, promoter and musician, Jonny Slut. It is commonly associated with the ambisexual post-electroclash scene. It is held every Wednesday night and became famous in 2002 for its wild clientele, who come dressed in funky, off-kilter emsembles. Nag Nag Nag is something of an institution among the post-house, pro-old skool crowd. Pop, funk, electro, Eighties new-wave and synth are thrown together in an eclectic hotch-potch.
Celebrities like Kate Moss, Alexander McQueen, Björk, Keith Flint, Gwen Stefani and regular Boy George have often been found partying there. The night has been written about in most of the trendy UK music and style magazines.
The club's name is derived from the song "Nag Nag Nag" by 1970s electro band Cabaret Voltaire. The track is included on a double CD compilation of music played in the club, compiled by Jonny Slut, released in 2003.
Jonny Slut and another of the club's DJs, Fil OK, play together in the band Atomizer, who have released singles on their own label called NagNagNag.
