If you were in Sydney in the late nineties, you would’ve been familiar with Atlantis, greekcitytimes.com notes in a recent report.
One word instantly recognizable by thousands. One concept that lit the Sydney Greek clubbing scene on fire. In 1998 it was Sydney’s biggest club and Australia’s biggest Greek club. A platinum line-up of DJs playing the hottest Greek tracks, operated by savvy, passionate entertainment professionals, it was the place thousands flocked to week after week. The club became a defining part of an entire generation, and the phrase “are you going to Atlantis?” became part of the popular vernacular. It was the site where many met their future husbands or wives, and the source of many incomparable memories.
If you are one of the generations that frequently reminisce about those wonderful times where Greek clubbing was at its peak, yearns to be able to re-live that standard of Greek nightlife like the ‘good old days’ or if you just missed out on the Atlantis craze but always wish you could’ve been a part of it, you are in for a treat. The brothers that brought Atlantis to life, Harris and Arthur Stamos, are set to give the masses what they want. By popular demand, they have created an Atlantis Reunion event which will take place on Saturday 23 November 9pm – 4am at Universal, Sydney.
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