The Thirty Seconds To Mars band will perform at the Spartak stadium in Almaty.

One day, Jared Leto, the leader of the musical group, came across an essay by a former Harvard professor, which discussed issues of technological progress and human capabilities. The expression "thirty seconds to mars" symbolically described the rapid development of humanity, its ability to explore new horizons and change. Leto believed that this name perfectly reflected the philosophy of the band: music as a tool for research, a challenge to the ordinary and a desire for more.

The band began its history in 1998 in Los Angeles. Jared Leto, who has already established himself as an actor, together with his brother Shannon, who plays drums, decided to make their musical dreams come true. For a long time, they kept their work secret to avoid biased judgments due to Jared's acting career. Initially, the project was conceived as a family project, which makes it a unique phenomenon in the world of music. In addition, the Mars practically do not use security at their concerts, erasing the boundaries between themselves and their fans.

Thirty Seconds to Mars and their unusual relationship with fans is a phenomenon that deserves attention in the modern music world. The band does not just create music; it forms a community, involves fans in the creative process and makes them part of its universe. This connection goes beyond the standard "performer-listener" relationship, turning into something deeper and more personal. A warm, friendly atmosphere is created around the band, uniting all fans into a single "Echelon".

The band's first album, released in 2002, received positive reviews from critics for its experimental mix of alternative rock and progressive sounds. However, real success came with the release of the second album, "A Beautiful Lie" (2005), which included hits that conquered the world charts. This album became the starting point for large-scale tours and established "Thirty Seconds to Mars" as one of the most striking rock bands of our time. One of the songs on the first album, called "Echelon", is dedicated to the fans.

A key element of interaction with fans is the active participation of the latter in the creation of content. "Thirty Seconds to Mars" regularly invite fans to take part in the filming of music videos, documentaries and even on stage during concerts. This approach demonstrates the band’s appreciation for their fans and blurs the lines between the artists and the audience, creating a sense of belonging and a common goal.

Jared Leto has also been known to protect his fans from inappropriate treatment by concert security. For example, in 2010 in Dublin, he stopped the show to reprimand the security guard.

In addition, the band actively uses social networks and online platforms to maintain an ongoing dialogue with fans. Jared Leto regularly communicates with fans: answers questions, shares personal stories and expresses gratitude for their support. This open contact creates an atmosphere of closeness and trust between the band and its audience.

Their performances are not just concerts; they are interactive shows where fans play an active role. You too can become a part of the unique universe of your favorite Mars by purchasing tickets to the Thirty Seconds To Mars concert at the Spartak Stadium (Almaty) right now! Don't miss the opportunity to buy tickets to the Thirty Seconds To Mars concert!