Wed, May 29, 2024 in Lisbon, Portugal @ Altice Arena
The tour of 30 Seconds To Mars is: "Seasons Tour".
It was my 7th 30 Seconds To Mars show.
The concert was awesome. With Jared Leto, Shannon Leto and Stephen "Stevie" Aiello - bass, guitars, keyboards, backing vocals (2013–present).
From Wikipedia: Seasons Tour
The Seasons Tour is the seventh world tour by American rock band Thirty Seconds to Mars in support of their most recent album It's the End of the World, But It's a Beautiful Day. It was announced on November 9, 2023 just after frontman Jared Leto became the first person to legally climb the Empire State Building in New York City. It began on March 14, 2024 in Santiago, Chile at Lollapalooza and will end on September 19, 2024 in Auckland, New Zealand. The first non-festival show of the tour is in Krakow, Poland.
I arrived at the Altice Arena at 05:40 am.
First one to arrive.
We queue on the shadow of the trees just a few meters outside the pavillion. Cool day with friends.
At 6:30 pm we got in. I was a little worried because I didn't know how many VIPs with early entry there were. But I got lucky. I saw occupied spaces on the right side of the catwalk but in front of the catwalk it was almost all empty. I was 1 or 2 meters away from the middle in front of the catwalk that had some stairs.
Before "30 Seconds To Mars" in Altice Arena, played Jaguar Twin, he played 31 minutes.
I had never heard of him. I didn't really like what I heard. He was sincere in some situations but his music isn't really my thing.
You can check all the details of the show in the setlist below.
Here it is the setlist:
01. The Circle
02. Down To You
03. Life is good
04. I Like To Party
05. Happy Face
06. Great Time To Be Human
07. Loser
08. Bad Feeling (Oompa Loompa)
Finally was time for 30 Seconds To Mars. They played 119 minutes (93 minutes + encore of 26 minutes) with a 6 minute break before the encore.
It was a great show. Jared Leto, Shannon Leto and Stephen "Stevie" Aiello.
Jared Leto always moving everywhere. A lot of energy. Jared speaking some Portuguese every now and then is always cool.
On "Closer To The Edge" the final song Jared called on stage the fans. This time I was lucky. And got in to the stage. Just went to the middle of the stage to see everything. Always a cool experience. I saw Jared, even Shannon just in front of me. And Steve also passed by me on the stage.
Crazy moments. Took a few photos, crazy photos from the stage. Amazing memories that will stay forever.
Here it is the setlist:
Countdown Intro
Avalanche (the band entered through the crowd)
01. Up in the Air (extended bridge)
02. Kings and Queens (extended intro; 2015 ending)
03. Walk on Water
04. Rescue Me (extended intro; with fans on stage)
05. Seasons (acoustic intro)
06. Hail to the Victor (with guitar solo by Stevie)
07. Hurricane (Monolith Tour version)
08. This Is War (chant intro)
Interlude
Acoustic
09. Alibi (until 2nd chorus; sing a-long outro; w/ Stevie)
10. From Yesterday (no bridge; w/ Stevie)
11. Stay (Mikky Ekko cover)
12. Night of the Hunter
13. City of Angels (sing-a-long intro)
14. A Beautiful Lie
15. Get Up Kid (album version live debut; Jared forgot the lyrics and paused the show)
16. Attack (extended intro; extended bridge)
Interlude
Encore:
17. Stuck (extended intro; extended bridge)
18. Avalanche (live debut)
19. The Kill (Bury Me) (extended intro; stripped last chorus)
20. Closer to the Edge (extended intro; extended outro; with fans on stage)
Note: Before the show, Jared and Shannon were in the crowd, masked, giving away merch
In bold are the videos I made.
Videos of 30 Seconds To Mars (13 videos):
30 Seconds to Mars-Up in the Air, Altice Arena, Lisbon, PT, 2024-05-29 HD
https://youtu.be/fMDyYlzC5A4?si=WuCjtGZAZOjax5a2
And the video:
30 Seconds to Mars-Kings and Queens, Altice Arena, Lisbon, PT, 2024-05-29 HD
https://youtu.be/3glToz64Gc8?si=TWHiYTT0f6wFctNS
And the video:
30 Seconds to Mars-Walk on Water, Altice Arena, Lisbon, PT, 2024-05-29 HD
https://youtu.be/C1EEgHPEAFA?si=IbdYutBHX1LwL_IT
And the video:
30 Seconds to Mars-Rescue Me, Altice Arena, Lisbon, PT, 2024-05-29 HD
https://youtu.be/JycE18ACFmQ?si=-_tKsfO91HEQCWgC
And the video:
30 Seconds to Mars-Hurricane, Altice Arena, Lisbon, PT, 2024-05-29 HD
https://youtu.be/-CwaALGN54s?si=c50bCSCOJhz4rC7I
And the video:
30 Seconds to Mars-This Is War, Altice Arena, Lisbon, PT, 2024-05-29 HD
https://youtu.be/vShse_HQ2fw?si=srs0HTanJQpp_tG0
And the video:
30 Seconds to Mars-Night of the Hunter, Altice Arena, Lisbon, PT, 2024-05-29 HD
https://youtu.be/Jg6ph8aJIXM?si=F2_cn9yT4wOKom0N
And the video:
30 Seconds to Mars-City of Angels, Altice Arena, Lisbon, PT, 2024-05-29 HD
https://youtu.be/uCrNOyZ8Sv0?si=s17EWwxD-y1jHwKj
And the video:
30 Seconds to Mars-A Beautiful Lie, Altice Arena, Lisbon, PT, 2024-05-29 HD
https://youtu.be/WtoHgjAq6r8?si=7vvMMFL6SJ1VSjeE
And the video:
30 Seconds to Mars-Attack, Altice Arena, Lisbon, PT, 2024-05-29 HD
https://youtu.be/3gF9zy0GCSk?si=ElXrLa-Khgfo8Ts2
And the video:
30 Seconds to Mars-Stuck, Altice Arena, Lisbon, PT, 2024-05-29 HD
https://youtu.be/9sE3gsvbaWU?si=zfFWeugw9VYRezHf
And the video:
30 Seconds to Mars-Avalanche, Altice Arena, Lisbon, PT, 2024-05-29 HD
https://youtu.be/y4oo1V0jHSY?si=OdBRdIxXXnAhM1f9
And the video:
30 Seconds to Mars-The Kill (Bury Me), Altice Arena, Lisbon, PT, 2024-05-29 HD
https://youtu.be/OI1-1mxxidI?si=TALzu27f1WjpcC5m
And the video:
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Thursday, May 30, 2024
Wednesday, November 08, 2017
Thirty Seconds To Mars - Walk On Water
Here it is the new video of 30 Seconds To Mars.
"Walk On Water" shot completely on the 4th of July 2017.
Hope you will love this awesome lyric.
Thirty Seconds To Mars - Walk On Water
[Intro]
(Do you believe?) Walk on water
[Verse 1]
Can you even see what you're fighting for?
Blood lust in a holy war
Listen up, hear the patriot shout:
"Times are changing"
In the end, the choice was clear
Take a shot in the face of fear
Fist up in the firing line
Times are changing
[Chorus]
Do you believe that you can walk on water?
Do you believe that you can win this fight tonight?
(Do you believe?)
[Verse 2]
Look at the sky, see a dying star
White lies, it's a man on fire
Making love with the devil hurts
Times are changing
A thin line, the whole truth
The far right, the left view
Breaking all those promises made
Times are changing
[Chorus]
Do you believe that you can walk on water?
Do you believe that you can win this fight tonight?
Do you believe that you can walk on water?
Do you believe that you can win this fight tonight?
[Bridge]
Do you believe? Walk on water
Do you believe? Walk on water
Do you believe? Walk on water
Do you believe? Walk on water
Do you believe? Walk on water
Do you believe? Walk on water
Do you believe? Walk on water
Do you believe? Walk on water
[Chorus]
Do you believe that you can walk on water?
Do you believe that you can win this fight tonight?
Do you believe? Walk on water
(Do you believe that you can walk on water?)
Do you believe that you can win this fight tonight?
[Outro]
Do you believe? Walk on water
Do you believe? Walk on water
"Walk On Water" shot completely on the 4th of July 2017.
Thirty Seconds To Mars - Walk On Water
Hope you will love this awesome lyric.
Thirty Seconds To Mars - Walk On Water
[Intro]
(Do you believe?) Walk on water
[Verse 1]
Can you even see what you're fighting for?
Blood lust in a holy war
Listen up, hear the patriot shout:
"Times are changing"
In the end, the choice was clear
Take a shot in the face of fear
Fist up in the firing line
Times are changing
[Chorus]
Do you believe that you can walk on water?
Do you believe that you can win this fight tonight?
(Do you believe?)
[Verse 2]
Look at the sky, see a dying star
White lies, it's a man on fire
Making love with the devil hurts
Times are changing
A thin line, the whole truth
The far right, the left view
Breaking all those promises made
Times are changing
[Chorus]
Do you believe that you can walk on water?
Do you believe that you can win this fight tonight?
Do you believe that you can walk on water?
Do you believe that you can win this fight tonight?
[Bridge]
Do you believe? Walk on water
Do you believe? Walk on water
Do you believe? Walk on water
Do you believe? Walk on water
Do you believe? Walk on water
Do you believe? Walk on water
Do you believe? Walk on water
Do you believe? Walk on water
[Chorus]
Do you believe that you can walk on water?
Do you believe that you can win this fight tonight?
Do you believe? Walk on water
(Do you believe that you can walk on water?)
Do you believe that you can win this fight tonight?
[Outro]
Do you believe? Walk on water
Do you believe? Walk on water
Friday, April 25, 2014
Jared Leto, 2014-04-25 - Billboard, Jared Leto On Leaving Virgin, Thirty Seconds To Mars Doc 'Artifact'
http://www.billboard.com/articles/news/6070010/jared-leto-on-leaving-virgin-thirty-seconds-to-mars-doc-artifact?mobile_redirection=false
On the road with 30 Seconds to Mars in London, England
Dan Wilton
Jared Leto is a free agent.
Fresh off his Oscar win for Best Supporting Actor last month, the singer/actor is feeling freshly confident about his day job as frontman of rock band Thirty Seconds To Mars.
30STM has recently parted ways for good with Virgin Records/EMI, Leto confirms to Billboard, a label with whom the group has a tumultuous history -- including a $30 million lawsuit. All the gory details are chronicled in the documentary “Artifact,” airing April 26 on VH1 and Palladia at 11 p.m. eastern.
Though the film is based on the fraught period that led to the making of 30STM's 2010 album, “This Is War,” the band is newly unsigned after fulfilling its contract with 2013’s “Love, Lust, Faith and Dreams” -- and better for it, Leto says.
“We’re free and clear and excited about the future,” he says on the phone from Los Angeles, on a brief break from 30STM’s exhaustive touring schedule. “It’s the most wonderful place to be.”
“Artifact,” which Leto also directed, pulls no punches about the realities of the modern music business, particularly the ill-fated sale of Virgin’s parent company EMI to investor Guy Hands. Leto and bandmates Shannon Leto and Tomo Milicevic appear throughout the film, alongside powerful industry figures like the band’s manager Irving Azoff, Beats Music CEO Ian Rogers, music journalist Bob Lefsetz, producer Flood and fellow frontmen like Incubus’ Brandon Boyd and Linkin Park’s Chester Bennington.
With the band already more than $2 million in debt heading into the making of “This Is War,” 30STM was seeking to exit its 9-year-old contract with EMI under a California Labor Code that permits entertainers to terminate contracts after seven years.
Though plenty of criticism is leveled at major record labels throughout the documentary for their outdated business models, Leto says “Artifact” is “not anti-record label, it’s anti-greed. It’s about artists examining the difficulty between the conflict of art and commerce, how corruption can kill dreams.”
He recently spoke with the frontman of an un-named “huge band,” who was excited to be recording the last album of the group’s current contract. “What a strange business that you’re more excited to leave your label than you are to be working there,” Leto says.
With streaming music services like Pandora, Spotify, iTunes Radio and Beats Music still on the rise, Leto is cautiously optimistic a new business model is in the works for the industry, even as those services continue to sort out their economics and royalty rates for artists.
“We’re all trying to figure out ways to share our music with the world, in new and exciting ways that don’t force us to have to sign some convoluted record contract that’s designed to keep us terminally in debt for centuries,” he says.
In the meantime, 30STM will continue to be tireless touring musicians, enough to have already set the Guiness World Record for most live shows played in support of one album (more than 300). Though all that roadwork has helped supplement the limited income brought in from recorded music, Leto hopes other bands in similar situations as his in 2010 will take heed from “Artifact.”
“We weren’t the Rolling Stones or some supergroup, otherwise maybe we could afford to battle a corporation for some time," he says. "We were a small band who had a little bit of success who believed in the fight for fairness. Hopefully, the technology industry and the labels will continue to take a look at how they operate and make deals and realize there’s plenty to go around.”
Jared Leto On Leaving Virgin, Thirty Seconds To Mars Doc 'Artifact'
By Andrew Hampp
Dan Wilton
Jared Leto is a free agent.
Fresh off his Oscar win for Best Supporting Actor last month, the singer/actor is feeling freshly confident about his day job as frontman of rock band Thirty Seconds To Mars.
30STM has recently parted ways for good with Virgin Records/EMI, Leto confirms to Billboard, a label with whom the group has a tumultuous history -- including a $30 million lawsuit. All the gory details are chronicled in the documentary “Artifact,” airing April 26 on VH1 and Palladia at 11 p.m. eastern.
Though the film is based on the fraught period that led to the making of 30STM's 2010 album, “This Is War,” the band is newly unsigned after fulfilling its contract with 2013’s “Love, Lust, Faith and Dreams” -- and better for it, Leto says.
“We’re free and clear and excited about the future,” he says on the phone from Los Angeles, on a brief break from 30STM’s exhaustive touring schedule. “It’s the most wonderful place to be.”
“Artifact,” which Leto also directed, pulls no punches about the realities of the modern music business, particularly the ill-fated sale of Virgin’s parent company EMI to investor Guy Hands. Leto and bandmates Shannon Leto and Tomo Milicevic appear throughout the film, alongside powerful industry figures like the band’s manager Irving Azoff, Beats Music CEO Ian Rogers, music journalist Bob Lefsetz, producer Flood and fellow frontmen like Incubus’ Brandon Boyd and Linkin Park’s Chester Bennington.
With the band already more than $2 million in debt heading into the making of “This Is War,” 30STM was seeking to exit its 9-year-old contract with EMI under a California Labor Code that permits entertainers to terminate contracts after seven years.
ARTIFACT - OFFICIAL TRAILER (Thirty Seconds To Mars Documentary)
Though plenty of criticism is leveled at major record labels throughout the documentary for their outdated business models, Leto says “Artifact” is “not anti-record label, it’s anti-greed. It’s about artists examining the difficulty between the conflict of art and commerce, how corruption can kill dreams.”
He recently spoke with the frontman of an un-named “huge band,” who was excited to be recording the last album of the group’s current contract. “What a strange business that you’re more excited to leave your label than you are to be working there,” Leto says.
With streaming music services like Pandora, Spotify, iTunes Radio and Beats Music still on the rise, Leto is cautiously optimistic a new business model is in the works for the industry, even as those services continue to sort out their economics and royalty rates for artists.
“We’re all trying to figure out ways to share our music with the world, in new and exciting ways that don’t force us to have to sign some convoluted record contract that’s designed to keep us terminally in debt for centuries,” he says.
In the meantime, 30STM will continue to be tireless touring musicians, enough to have already set the Guiness World Record for most live shows played in support of one album (more than 300). Though all that roadwork has helped supplement the limited income brought in from recorded music, Leto hopes other bands in similar situations as his in 2010 will take heed from “Artifact.”
“We weren’t the Rolling Stones or some supergroup, otherwise maybe we could afford to battle a corporation for some time," he says. "We were a small band who had a little bit of success who believed in the fight for fairness. Hopefully, the technology industry and the labels will continue to take a look at how they operate and make deals and realize there’s plenty to go around.”
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