A door supervisor was left with a chipped tooth as a woman flew into a violent rage after being refused entry into a bar in Lincoln.
Deanna Clarke, 23, had been out drinking on February 16 since 9pm and had left Trebles in Saltergate, but when she tried to return just after midnight she wasn't allowed back in by door staff.
An argument erupted, tempers flared and Clarke lashed out, punching one of the door supervisors in the jaw causing a chipped tooth and head-butting another.
Clarke was then arrested and told Lincoln magistrates that she had no idea why she had reacted the way she did and had little memory of it.
Prosecuting Shelley Wilson said: "She had be ejected from the bar as she had thrown a drink on the floor.
"She returned to the venue after midnight trying to gain entrance but the door staff refused and she spent the next 10 to 15 minutes arguing with them.
"When the door men tried to move away she punched one of the bouncers in the jaw causing him to chip his tooth.
"Another member of door staff then tried to restrain her and she head-butted him and also punched him.
"In her police interview she said there was no explanation as to why she had done this."
Clarke of Carrington Drive Lincoln pleaded guilty to two charges of assault by beating on Thursday, March 7.
The court heard she was currently living with her mum and receiving benefits after leaving her job at Tesco.
In the report it said that she admitted to having problems with her anger and controlling her emotions.
Mitigating Mark Wood said: "The report has highlighted a number of circumstances. I don't believe that I could add much more than that."
Clarke was given a 12 month community order by the court, with eight rehabilitation days and ordered to wear an electronic tag between the hours of 8pm and 6am.
She was also ordered to pay a total of £350 in compensation.
Magistrate Pamela Newman said: "The court doesn't want to see you here again, especially for this sort of nasty behaviour.
"Get yourself sorted out and straight."