Air Tickets

As the title says i've been waiting for a long time. Air has been one of the first bands that became and stayed my favorite, next to daft punk, and to be honest there arent many others. I loved the show. i put 4 starts but its a 9/10 I Think that 'all i need' Should have been sung. or like with the voice sample. Its the kind of song you want to hear and sing. not just. well, what they did. I wont mention all the names of the songs but in another one, the special touch is the violin and it was missing. In that case yes, i would have loved a musician to play it. In another song was the trumpet and yeah for me is that touch that makes the song perfect. And i always felt that air had this perfectionism so i expected that. There was 'you make it easy' that was sung, yes. but with a robotic voice that could have been a little bit lower (sound person there) or if you guys again could afford a female singer, just use your regular voice because, personally, even if you do use this kind of robotic voice in other songs and it goes perfect, it did not in this one. I loved the concert and i guess is because i had high expectations as this is the first time ever i see them in my life. I do hold onto my 'critic' because i believe they either have the money for it, or they could have sampled the sounds to make it perfect. as least, what i consider perfect. ALso, i wish they didnt use ticket master because no one likes ticket master ty.

something shifted in me at this concert. i urge anyone and everyone to go

I just saw Air at the QET in Vancouver and it was the best show I've seen in decades. Air sounded perfect, and their stage presence was amazing. The stage set up was so cool and the light show was wild! The only downside are the seats are a little uncomfortable.

Moon Safari is one the best albums ever; watching Air play the entire album live was a must see event and it was stunning. 5 stars ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

That was one of the best shows I have ever experienced. Air were phenomenal. The visual experience was remarkable. The crowd was delighted by what we were given. Merci!

Awesome forever was this concert, but they should have played "Playground Love" in the encore, even though "Sexy Boy" was sick

Air was amazing , the only thing that disappointed me was the time , the show time was only 1 and half hour , it would be great if it was a bit more . overall it was great seeing AIR live

Caught AM open for the French duo AIR at the Phoenix last night in Toronto. AM was fantastic, played for 45 min. 3 piece, percussion, AM on various string instruments and a keyboardist/synthesizer player (Brent Bixby) AM was great and a refreshing organic sound to AIR's heavy beat and electronic knob tweaking. AM were at their best when they slid into psychedelic jam sequences.The band came out in the house after the show and mingled amongst the crowd, very cool laid back and friendlyThis CD is very listenable on the first listen as the melodies, vocal and soundscape is easy on the ears AIR was great, live drums and bass added to the tsunami sized wall of sonic electronica. Truly one of the few artistic masters of the Moog, Korg MS-20, Wurlitzer and last but not least the Vocoder. Video projections were nice and low fi by today's standards Sexy Boy was great The French dead pan delivery to the audience in between numbers set the air of the occasion….

Great show, great vibe from the crowd, and a really tight performance altogether. The light/media show was simple yet effective.

you're better off listening to air in your dark basement with a light machine flickering. live, they were uninspiring and lacked any form of enthusiasm. they just stood there behind their keyboards and guitars and smiled. there was no audience interaction aside from the occasional, "merci, we love you!" it was hands down the worst live performance i have ever seen. i would NOT recommend this show to anyone looking for an entertaining concert. yes, they sounded great and musically they've got it together, but there was nothing compelling or memorable about the concert.

Having never seen AIR live I was a little unsure as to what I could expect live. The sound they carry on their albums is so full and diverse I didn't think they'd be able to pull it off live. They did. I consider AIR to be a headphone band. Last night they took that unique sound of theirs and displayed it live. I was impressed. While the music was fantastic, there was a lot lacking in their on-stage presence. The lighting was minimal although effective. Most of the time it was just animations projected on to the back of the stage with some standard lights but as far as the band members putting on a show, they more or less just stood at their spots and played what they were supposed to play. Which is all you can ask for I guess, I don't know, I was expecting a bit more energy from the guys. The set itself was great. They played fantastic tracks from all across their catalog. The start of the show was pretty "Love 2" heavy, not surprisingly, but they played great stuff from Moon Safari, Talkie Walkie, 10,000 Hz and even a few from Pocket Symphony. Seeing them in a venue like the Phoenix was the right place. Anything bigger and the feel of the show would have been lost. A smaller venue would have been amazing, but I think that can be said for just about any band. Overall, I really enjoyed the show. I'd probably check them out again after they release a new album but I wouldn't go see them twice on the same tour. I have not looked at past set lists from this tour but they strike me as a band that doesn't really mix it up a lot from night to night. I could be wrong though.

While the music was fun (although a little flat) the venue was definitely the wrong one for this kind of event. I would have much preferred to be sitting on a comfortable lounger listening to this chill tunes than having to stand the whole time. The performance seemed accurate enough to the original but was quite cold and distant and not original enough for a live performance.

Really good set list and good venue recomend to check these guys out if you get the chance

The concert was a total success, these guys know how to play it for sure...

Better than expected. Sounded brilliant and looked amazing.