Britney's in the camp

0f late, G-A-Y has become a major player in the music industry. Who would have thought five years ago that a London gay club could be the venue of choice for major artists pushing a new release? But this is precisely what G-A-Y's promoter Jeremy Joseph has pulled off. From Westlife to Christina Aguilera, major acts are now shunning the stadium and running to what is, without doubt, the epicentre of pop.

This Saturday the club pulls out all the stops as Britney takes to the stage to promote her new single 'Me Against The Music'. Since the worldwide number one 'Hit Me Baby One More Time',

Britney has established herself as one of the new millennium's first superstars. Loads of hits have followed, including 'I'm A Slave 4 U', a collaboration with the Neptunes which may not be her biggest hit but is certainly one of her most intriguing.

With such a track record it's hardly surprising that tickets for Saturday's event are in high demand. But, loyal as ever to his faithful following, Jeremy is operating a regulars policy policed by a gang of interrogators on the door who'll check your knowledge of G-A-Y before deciding whether to let you through its hallowed portal.