When Thirty Seconds To Mars Concert Tour?
Thirty Seconds To Mars is an American rock band originating from Los Angeles, California, United States that was formed in 1998. The band is formed by Jared Leto (vocals, guitar, bass, and keyboards) and Shannon Leto (drums and percussion). Throughout its career, the band went through several changes in the lineup, and only with the release of the second album A Beautiful Lie (2005) the band become popular and commercial. The next album, This Is War (2009), demonstrated a significant transformation in the band’s sound.
Thirty Seconds To Mars has not toured since 2018 when they were on this year’s tour supporting the album America. The Monolith Tour was from June 6, 2018, to December 13, 2018, with over sixty shows in North America and Europe. Some of the high points were performing at the Austin City Limits Festival, performing two nights each at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, and playing in their first stadium show at Wembley Arena in London.
The tour received positive reception from fans and critics alike. Their stage show was said to be the best and most elaborate ever, with the support from the enhanced lighting, video, and even fire display, in addition to the band’s raw intensity. The live performances of each show also entailed setlists specific to the region reflecting the band’s 20-year discography including “The Kill,” “Walk on Water,” and “Closer to the Edge”.
When, then, might Thirty Seconds To Mars begin another tour? Sadly enough the band has not revealed any information regarding the future tours. The Monolith Tour was completed after which they went on a break for an extended period. As of June 2021, frontman Jared Leto stated in an interview that the band might begin recording new music in 2022.
In the past, Thirty Seconds To Mars has released an album cycle with a concert tour every three to four years. From this timeline, it is possible to conduct a new world tour in 2023 or 2024. However, this remains speculative. Some key factors that may influence their decision to tour again:
The finalization of a new album
As with many bands, Thirty Seconds To Mars’s usual method of touring involves promoting albums. One would assume if they do indeed record their speculated sixth studio album in 2022 or 2023 a tour will soon ensue. New music would provide them with an incentive to tour again and perform songs that have never been heard by the fans.
Festival Bookings
Some of the most popular festivals in the recent past where this band has performed include Lollapalooza, Austin City Limits, Bonnaroo, and Rock in Rio. As for the concerts, the band could find other opportunities to perform between the festival dates as a way to slowly return to the road even if there was no album for them to promote.
Jared Leto's Availability
Jared Leto, apart from being a talented musician, has recently won an Academy Award for best-supporting actor/actress and is getting more and more occupied with acting and directing work as time goes on. It may also explain Thirty Seconds To Mars’s potential to schedule a long international tour since his film projects may limit the band’s schedule flexibility. It therefore appears more reasonable to consider a partial tour or several shows run.
Demand from Fans
Because of a loyal fan base known as “The Echelon,” always there is a high demand to see Thirty Seconds To Mars perform live. As soon as they can get back to normal business after the pandemic, drive-in concerts arena shows, and festivals have every reason to come knocking on his door even without new material. However, the band might not schedule months on the road immediately due to considerations of other activities before choosing to go for the tours.
All in all, there is no date likely as to when they will start their next tour yet, but given how Thirty Seconds To Mars is a highly explosive live band it is expected that it could only be a matter of time before they come back with an even more elaborate, even longer stadium tour than what they have done with this marathon series. As the lead singer Jared Leto stated before the Monolith Tour, “We want to perform the show that we want to watch. ” This spirit, undoubtedly, will remain as the motivation for the kings of rock spectacle worldwide while performing on the tour, much to the delight of fans across the world.
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