YNOT – On Sept. 24, Falcon Studios will celebrate 40 years of producing and distributing gay adult content with a party in San Francisco. The company has changed enormously from the renegade studio Chuck Holmes founded in 1971. Once tied to 8mm loops and photosets and operating in the shadows of a society that encouraged gay men to stay in closets, over the years Falcon helped change the face of the gay adult industry and became one of the most iconic, and technologically adept, brands.

The celebration will take place from 8-10 p.m. Saturday at the Mezzanine nightclub in San Francisco. Some of the most popular gay performers will shine during the festivities, including both current and former Falcon directors and staff in addition to nearly every Falcon exclusive model. Exclusives under contract to Falcon sister studio Raging Stallion also will attend. (Both Falcon and Raging Stallion now are owned by AEBN.) Special appearances confirmed so far include Landon Conrad, Erik Rhodes, Angelo Marconi, Jesse Santana, Tom Wolfe, Roman Heart, Race Cooper, Donny Wright, Trent Locke, Heath Jordan, Tony Buff, Andrew Jakk, Leo Forte, Alessio Romero, Damien Stone, Felix Barca and Dominic Sol.

“We’ve done this annual event for 10 years at Raging Stallion, and after the merger with Falcon and the company’s milestone 40th anniversary, we have pulled out all the stops to make this the biggest and best VIP party ever,” company President Chris Ward said. “We appreciate the support of the fans and the industry, and this is the night we get to give them something back in the form of an amazing evening of music, entertainment and loads of hot men to meet.”

Guests will be able to remain at Mezzanine for the rest of the night to watch the Falcon and Raging Stallion stars go-go dance and mingle as the party turns into “Twisted, Folsom Edition: Boys Will Be Boys.”

Chris Cox and HIFI Sean will spin tunes during special performances by Wendy Ho, Gypsy Love and Caroline Lund. Raging Stallion exclusive and DJ Ricky Sinz also will take a turn.

Complimentary tickets to the star-studded spectacular may be downloaded or picked up at San Francisco retailers Mister S. Leather, Rock Hard and Does Your Mother Know.

For more about Falcon, visit FalconStudios.com.