DJ Andy Kastanas in 1995. Photo: Courtesy of Andy Kastanas
If you've livedin Charlotte for a while, you probably remember Mythos, a popular nighttime hangout in the 1990s and early 2000s. Maybe it was one of your go-to weekend spots.
What's happening: This year marks the 20th anniversary of its closing. To celebrate some of Charlotte's popular underground nightclubs, Mythos co-founder Andy Kastanas, a DJ and restaurateur who also owns Soul Gastrolounge, is hosting a few commemorative events this year.
Details: The latest Mythos reunion takes place tomorrow, at Blackbox Theater — 421 E. Sugar Creek Road, per a statement from Kastanas.
Same-day tickets are $30. Red Bull reserved seating area is available for $50. Go here for tickets and more info. Expect live DJs and dancing.
Flashback: Mythos opened in 1993 at 6th and College streets in Uptown. Over the years, the club hosted a range of big names, including Carl Cox, Tiesto, Frankie Knuckles, Danny Tenaglia, Paul Oakenfold and Paul Van Dyk.
"These spots cut the path and fueled the growth of the entertainment culture of Charlotte today," Kastanas said of Charlotte's OG nightclubs.
