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• #MARQUEE CLUB SERIES#

During the following years the Marquee became the most important place for the jazz and rhythm & blues scenes in London. The club was first opened on April 19th 1958 in London's 165 Oxford Street.

If it was not for the Marquee club maybe many of the legendary rock and pop artists that we know today would have never made it during their hard starting careers and their names would have never shown up in the music business. Not only for having been witness of the development of the music culture in London during four decades, but also for having been an essential meeting point and a real cradle for some of the most important artists and music scenes. She implored those who had witnessed the attack and who may have recognised the alleged attackers to help the police in investigations.The Marquee club has often been defined as "the most important venue in the history of European pop music". These included bruises to her left arm and right shoulder. In subsequent posts that she has saved to Instagram Highlights, Ms O’Donnell showed the extent of the injuries she sustained as a result of the alleged assault. Ms O’Donnell later published a video alleging that there were more than two attackers in the incident. I don’t know how this happened, it just happened,” she said. “I don’t know who these (alleged attackers) are, I’ve never met them in my life.

“My right arm is completely sprained… I cannot even hold a glass up to drink water.”Īfter the alleged attack, she said that she was taken to the back room of the club where staff members applied some first aid. Ms O’Donnell then said that she sustained some injuries to her eye, as well as several other bruises across her upper body. She then tried to intervene but the two men allegedly pushed her and started kicking her in the face instead. “After that, she’s on the floor, right, the two guys started kicking her… (I was) not gonna let them continue hitting her,” Ms O’Donnell said. She claimed that the man then pushed her friend off the podium, which they were dancing on, onto the floor. She alleged that her friend made “eye contact” with a person at the table in front of them when the man “out of nowhere just charged towards us and punched Julia in the face”.

Ms O’Donnell said that she was dancing with her friend - whom she identified as "Julia" - when the incident happened.

#MARQUEE CLUB SERIES#

In a series of Instagram Stories, which are set to disappear from her social media account, Ms Leeanne O'Donnell, 23, said that the alleged incident happened at about 2.15am when she was at the club to catch a performance by American musician KSHMR. The police also confirmed that a report has been made. SINGAPORE - The police said on Monday (Sept 5) that they are investigating an incident that purportedly happened at the Marquee nightclub in Marina Bay Sands in the wee hours of Sunday morning, in which a woman and a friend were allegedly assaulted by at least two men.