Singer Annie Lennox might not know what MySpace.com is but her daughter and ex-husband’s mansion sure do.  The daughter of the former Eurythmics singer Lola let it slip on Myspace that she was having a party. The word spread like wildfire on the social networking site, hundreds of punk kids arrived, thrived and destroyed her parents house. The party turned into an event that Heavy Metal gods would be proud of as you can read below.

Party-goers daubed graffiti on walls, broke pictures and lampshades, tore apart books, urinated and vomited on carpets, flooded the kitchen and had a pitch battle in the garden.

It was not long before it was standing room only at the house and in its grounds and the party quickly got out of hand.

Her singer mother, who divorced from her father Uri in 2000 after 12 years of marriage and also lives in north London, is not understood to have heard about the party at the former marital home until the damage had been done.

‘People just kept coming and coming - there was a constant stream of them turning up from all over London and further afield. It got to a point when it was shoulder to shoulder and then a band turned up completely unannounced.’

The friend added: ‘At first it was just lamps being knocked over and drinks being spilled.

But as things got worse people were urinating on the carpet in the corner of the living room, then there was graffiti being scrawled on and even etched into the walls, pictures were being taken down and damaged, CDs went missing, books were taken off bookshelves and pages were inexplicably ripped out.

‘Lola’s friends were totally outnumbered and the gate-crashers would not leave. The front door was locked shut to make sure no one else could get in, but the ones outside actually rammed it in, breaking its hinges.’

This has happened several times overseas that we have heard about.  I have yet to hear about it happening here in the States although I am sure it will if it hasn’t already.  I believe the home owner would have to pay for the damages from the party because no one will ever track down all the kids or be able to pinpoint who did what.  I highly doubt insurance would cover any of the damages either since they were intentional.