Date of Concert: September 3, 2024

ARTMS highly-anticipated "Moonshot Tour" finally made it's way to the Bay Area and fans flocked to The Warfield in San Francisco for a must-see, end-of-summer show. With the line wrapping around the block outside the venue, fans lined up eagerly to catch a glimpse of the iconic 5-member group. OURII had the chance to buy exclusive merchandise like photocards, light sticks, apparel and even signed CDs once they entered the historic theatre.

As the lights dimmed for the show, ARTMS prepared a setlist that served as a well-curated journey through the group's discography across not only ARTMS releases, but Odd Eye Circle, LOONA, and solo songs. Most notably, group members HEEJIN and HASEUL had the chance for 2-song solo stages with an iconic cover of Avril Lavigne's "Girlfriend" by HEEJIN and HASEUL performing "Plastic Candy". Given Odd Eye Circle's previous tour, they performed a 2-song unit stage featuring "Je Ne Sais Quoi" and "Air Force One". The group's energy was engaging and in particular their vocal strength and stage presence captivated the audience. 

The stage combined hazy visuals and strobe lighting for an ultra-stimulating blend of visual art and performance. Each break the group took to costume change was accompanied by a behind-the-scenes VCR of the group in preparation for tour giving OURII an intimate look beyond the show.

During the group's encore, ARTMS was met with a rapturous cheer as they took the stage to deliver an unexpected treat for their fans—a powerful rendition of LOONA's hit song "So What." This high-energy anthem, known for its intense vocals and dynamic choreography, electrified the audience, who were astonished by the group's bold choice. Fans were left excited, as the group's passionate delivery added a new dimension to the already beloved song. 

ARTMS not only delivered a captivating performance, but an unforgettable experience that left OURII eagerly awaiting their next show in the area. 

The "Moonshot Tour" showcased the group's evolution, with each member shining individually and as part of the collective. From the thoughtfully selected setlist to the visually stunning stage production, every element of the night was crafted to resonate with the audience on a deeper level. Their ability to make a genuine connection with their fans set this show apart as one of the must-attend tours of the year. As OURII filed out of the venue, the shared excitement and memories created that night were evident in every smile and conversation. The "Moonshot Tour" in San Francisco was not just a concert; it was a celebration of ARTMS' artistry and the unbreakable bond between the group and their dedicated fans.