Tongue & Groove Celebrates Anniversary

Atlanta's Tongue & Groove celebrated its 19th anniversary with a bash of epic proportions. Beginning at 8 p.m., Tongue & Groove hosted friends, family, and supporters for a special VIP portion of the event that featured complimentary Perrier Joet Nuit Blanche champagne and live music by local favorite, KontraBand Muzik.

While swaying to the sounds, guests mixed and mingled with owners Michael Khrongold and Scott Strumlauf while enjoying passed appetizers courtesy of Zest Atlanta. Attendees were also treated to a chef station featuring Kyma’s Executive Chef Pano Karatassos’ delicious eats.

Following the VIP portion, DJ Danny M took to Tongue & Groove's newly redesigned DJ booth to crank up the volume and the party. As the soundtrack to the night played on, the club showed off the numerous improvements they had recently made to celebrate the monumental anniversary. In addition to the renovated sound booth, Tongue & Groove also introduced a new Electro-Voice sound system and new light fixtures with unique aerial beams. Of course, no T&G party would be complete without a few surprises. As the evening continued, costumed go-go dancers took to the stage and impressive ILLuminautian LED robots made appearances among the crowd. 

About Tongue & Groove:

Nightclub impresarios Michael Krohngold and Scott Strumlauf created the buzz again in 2008 by opening the new Tongue and Groove at 565 Main Street in Lindbergh City Center, just off Piedmont Road in Buckhead. The 8,600 square-foot Tongue and Groove, is an updated and a larger version of the first. Before dinner, after-dinner and late into the night, Tongue and Groove caters to an upscale crowd that enjoys fashion, music, art and nightlife. Tongue and Groove is open Monday from 10 p.m. to 2:30 a.m., Wednesday through Saturday from 9 p.m. until 2:30 a.m., and is closed on Tuesdays and Sundays. Call Tongue and Groove at 404.261.2325 and stay connected online, on Twitter and Instagram, and on Facebook.