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Thirty Seconds to Mars began as a musical outlet for brothers Jared and Shannon Leto in 1998, and the pair have remained the core of the experimental rock group throughout its existence. The band released their self-titled debut album in 2002 and broke onto the Billboard 200; it went on to sell over 2 million copies. Thirty Seconds to Mars experienced a jump for their 2005 follow-up A Beautiful Lie, which featured their first Hot 100 single “The Kill (Bury Me)” and first No. 1 on the Alternative Airplay chart in “From Yesterday.” The band supported the album with their first headlining tour in 2006. This Is War arrived in 2009, followed by the band’s Into the Wild world tour, which set a Guinness World Record for "longest concert tour by a rock band" between 2010 and 2011. The band’s subsequent two albums, 2013’s Love, Lust, Faith and Dreams and 2018’s America, both debuted in the Top 10 of the Billboard 200, while the latter hosted Thirty Seconds to Mars’ first No. 1 single on the Rock & Alternative Airplay chart, “Walk on Water.” In 2023, the band released their sixth album, It's the End of the World but It's a Beautiful Day.
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Thirty Seconds to Mars head out on the North American leg of their Seasons World Tour 2024 in July. After kicking off at White River Amphitheatre in Auburn, Washington, the tour will cover much of North America through September.
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The North American leg of Thirty Seconds to Mars’ Seasons World Tour 2024 begins on July 26 at White River Amphitheatre in Auburn, Washington.
Thirty Seconds to Mars’ Seasons World Tour 2024 will stop in the following North American cities:
Fans will have the opportunity to purchase four VIP package options for Thirty Seconds to Mars’ Seasons World Tour 2024. VIP packages include perks such as:
The North American dates of the Seasons World Tour 2024 will find Thirty Seconds to Mars joined by AFI along with support from Poppy and KennyHoopla. Be sure to check individual event pages for exact details.
Tickets for Thirty Seconds to Mars’ Seasons World Tour 2024 are on sale now via Ticketmaster. Standard Tickets are still available for many dates.
Really enjoyed Thirty Seconds to Mars but their set was too short and they did not play anything from their first album! Would have liked to hear just one track from the first album.
30STM was amazing! Best concert I have ever been to. It was truly a dream come true and an experience of a lifetime.
Great show, food was pricey but that’s always expected
Amazing show! 30 Seconds was amazing! Upgraded tickets at the venue!
The Monolith was my first concert concert ever and now I am hooked to see more concerts! Best first musical experience EVER!
I've been waiting to see them for a few years now. I even had tickets in another city last year and didn't get to go. I loved every moment of the show!
Awesome performance as always. The venue was great as well and our lawn seats were perfect!
Awesome show beyond my greatest expectations...see it again in a heartbeat
Thirty Seconds to Mars was unforgettable!!! No really.
What more can I say about Thirty Seconds to Mars...they are truly an amazing group! Jared Leto's vocals do nothing but get better year after year! They put on such an amazing performance and to see the love they have for their fans is beautiful! Keep on rocking! I will forever be a fan ❤️
Openening bands were great! 30 seconds to mars was in the bottom 5 of the worst musical performances that I’ve ever seen. I’ve been to well over 500 shows in my life. I was extremely disappointed as were MANY people around us. I was really looking forward to seeing them. From stopping songs randomly in the middle, spending waaaay too much time bring people on stage and just the poor quality of the music. We left early feeling ripped off, so did hundreds of other people...
Without a doubt one of the best concerts I have ever been to and I have seen so many groups I can't remember them all! Jared is so engaging with the crowd and makes everyone part of the show and he has as much fun as everyone there! On top of that he has a incredible voice. DO NOT MISS SEEING THIRTY SECONDS TO MARS IF YOU HAVE THE CHANCE!
30STM were just going through the motions on stage at the Forum. Their stage and lighting were really boring. They took an hour to set it up which was a waste of time. Plus, there was to much sing a long moments. Maybe one or two but five to eight is a little much. Walk the Moon hit the stage running with a great set list and staging. They had the crowd standing and dancing from the first minute. They won the night with a fantastic performance.
Opening bands were great headliner not so much. We came to hear music not have you stop in the middle of every song to invite someone on stage, have someone else play your music or sing your song. Remember we came to see you. Stopping your song so you can update your Twitter just confirms you have sold out to the mainstream, maybe your better off with your friends in Hollywood. Disappointing and is obviously why others started to leave in the middle of your set.
Too many "warm up" bands (3) on a 113 degree day/night in Phoenix. Too much talking/interaction with the crowd once they finally took the stage (9:30). This venue should not be used in the summer.
K Flay, Walk the Moon, and 30STM gave a memorable experience. I went to celebrate my birthday and was not disappointed. The venue was amazing by the far the best I've been to in the Valley.
30 stm was Amazing as I expected. Well done guys, well done!!!!
It Was My First Concert To Go And I Couldn't Help The Way I Was Feeling. The Excitement Being Nervous To Meet Them. It Was Amazing ' Wonderful Concert Ever. Hopefully They Come Back Next Year.
No artist should hold a show outdoors in the AZ summer heat. I couldn’t enjoy any of it since I was melting the entire time.
Good show but main event didn't start until like 11 on a weekday.
