French electronic pioneers Air are set to bring their dreamy debut album Moon Safari to life in San Francisco with a one-night-only performance at The Masonic on Sunday, September 28. The show is part of the duo’s 25th anniversary tour, celebrating the album that defined a generation of downtempo and lounge-pop.

Released in 1998, Moon Safari became an instant classic with its lush synth textures, gentle grooves, and cinematic soundscapes. Tracks like “La Femme d’Argent,” “Sexy Boy,” and “All I Need” helped Air, composed of Nicolas Godin and Jean-Benoît Dunckel, earn critical acclaim and cult status across continents. Now, for the first time, the band will perform the album in its entirety, offering fans a rare chance to revisit the record that launched their careers.

Known for their sophisticated stage design and immersive audio-visual production, Air’s live performances blur the line between concert and dream sequence. The Masonic’s clean acoustics and wide, open floor in the center make it a fitting backdrop for Air’s spacey, atmospheric sound. The venue’s architecture allows the music to stretch and swirl, drawing the audience into the album’s world like a softly spiraling orbit. Following the full Moon Safari set, the duo will also play select songs from their wider catalog.

Don’t miss Air at The Masonic in San Francisco on Sunday, September 28. Tickets available at LiveNation.com.

Address: 1111 California St, San Francisco, CA 94108
Show Time: 8:00 p.m.
Age: All Ages