Overall Rating
4.3
By Amanda6590
I paid to hear a crowd sing 30 Seconds to Mars
Honestly, it was lame. The venue is always great. But the band seemed super uninterested in actually singing. He moved around a lot, and had the crowd sing more than he did himself. Seeing Jared Leto a second time, and it was a huge letdown.
By Anonymous
This is awesome!
This was my first rock concert ever and I enjoyed the experience tremendously! It's like I paid $30 for four concerts for four hours. My favorite band was Walking the Moon so I'll definitely buy their CD since it was the first time I heard their music. Jared Leto was awesome as he is handsome! The music was amazing and the atmosphere was electric! It ended too soon. My seat was awesome too! It's an experience I'll never forget.
By NiKTomUhMus1
Less forced crowd sing alongs
I have been a 30 Seconds to Mars fan from the very beginning however this show was a total letdown the first two bands came on and we're great it was song after song so you really got to hear their music Thirty Seconds to Mars came on a few minutes late which is fine but I have to say they lost me at the balloons the gigantic balloons which I get is supposed to be fun but at some point you stop watching the show and look up because you don't want to get beaned in the head by one of these gigantic balloons and I get that Thirty Seconds to Mars wants the crowd participation but all I can think is the time wasted trying to get a loud Applause was a waste of time they could have been playing one of their Kick-Ass songs instead of which side can Scream the loudest and that's the same thing with trying to get the crowd to sing along with you and well that's fun I didn't come to hear me and everyone else sing I came to see 30 Seconds to Mars Sing after a while and all the concerts when they start doing that making the crowd sing and then stopping the show to make them sing it again because they weren't loud enough at some point it just stops being fun also I think it's cool you want to bring fans on stage I mean who doesn't want to go on stage with your favorite artist however the time it took away from the concert I love that the fans got to have that moment but on the other hand I would have loved to have heard a song
By LorenSalazar
Great venue,,, El Stinko Bank; 30 Seconds To Marsd
Just saw "30 Seconds To Mars" last night in Houston. 7/6/2018. Easily one of the worst, most disappointing concerts I have ever seen. Walked out well before it ended with many other fans. Giant, boring, ego fest, since he has fired the entire band and does the whole , ridiculous show with just the drummer, (his brother), and accompanied by digital tape loop instead of a rock band. (No band, just him, his bro., and his bloated ego in tow) . This guy has turned himself into the male version of Kim Kardashian without the butt & boobs.(No talent on display.) Ridiculous, pandering "sing-a-longs" he kept requesting, cliche requests to "hold up your cell phone" & NO rock band in sight. He thinks just his showing up , without his band is sufficient as he considers himself such a mega-star. Horrendous show and huge let-down considering the fine material that proceeded this act when 30 Seconds To Mars used to be a quality Rock Band. ........................... Boring, boring , boring. .............................
By Kimgirl214
Brilliant Show!!!
$20 tickets for adult daughter and myself =priceless and completely brilliant show!!!
By Alina1234
30 Second's to Mars
The concert was incredible. I will go tomorrow to see them again
By SublimeFan99
I hope they come back again soon!!!
First time seeing them and for sure it won’t be my last!!!
By KGT2018
30 Seconds to Mars was a let down
I didn't pay a whole bunch of money to hear the audience sing most of every song. Disappointing. Won't pay to see them again, and they're one of my favorites.
By Anonymous
Disappointing
Do you like lead singers who only sing for 50% of the concert? What about a "rock band" without a guitarist? So many disappointing things about this show that I will skip to the end to say: DO NOT GO!!!
By Wendy175
30STM was amazing!
Jared's vocals are somehow even better than on the albums. All the bands who played were great, I wish the audience had gotten more involved. Me and my girls had a wonderful time.
THIRTY SECONDS TO MARS IN CONCERT: DON'T MISS YOUR CHANCE TO SEE THIRTY SECONDS TO MARS ON TOUR IN 2017
Formed in 1998 by Jared Leto and his older brother Shannon, Thirty Seconds to Mars found success in the ‘00s with a blend of hard rock, post-grunge and screamo. Drawing on influences ranging from Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin and Rush, the band have enjoyed global success with platinum-selling albums, world tours and numerous music awards. Frontman and actor Jared Leto enjoyed success on the ‘90s television drama My So Called Life in addition to movies such as Fight Club and Requiem for a Dream. As he approached his 30s, he decided to focus on his music and enlisted the help of his brother to form Thirty Seconds to Mars. While music is his passion, Jared continues to enjoy a successful Hollywood acting career, and has a string of notable film releases to his name including Panic Room, Highway, and American Psycho. He snagged an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role in Dallas Buyers Club.
The group's self-titled debut album was released in 2002, though it was their platinum-selling second album, A Beautiful Lie, which catapulted the band to true worldwide fame, paving the way for several massive tours. A Beautiful Lie was followed by their 2009 album This is War which reached the top 10 of several national album charts and earned numerous music awards. In 2013, the band left EMI for Universal Music, and released the critically acclaimed Love, Lust, Faith and Dreams 2013. A brand new music video, starring Kanye West and Lindsay Lohan, was released from the album to promote the track City of Angels. To date the band has sold over 10 million albums worldwide.
Thirty Seconds to Mars have won numerous music awards, including six Kerrang! Awards, three MTV Video Music Awards, seven MTV Europe Music Awards, a NME award and a Billboard Music Award. The band also achieved a place in Guinness World Records as Longest Concert Tour by a Rock Band, performing 311 shows in just over two years.
The band’s first tour was the Forever Night, Never Day tour in 2006, followed by Welcome to the Universe tour in the same year. In 2007 they embarked upon A Beautiful Lie tour, performing at numerous venues and festivals worldwide. This was followed by two more world tours including Into the Wild 2010 and their recent 2013 Love, Lust, Faith and Dreams tour.