Thirty Seconds To Mar’s massive single ‘Kings and Queens’ has been certified Gold in the UK.
This equates to 400,000 sales, which is massive. It appears on the band’s 2009 record, ‘This Is War’, which is currently Platinum in the UK. This is the same as 300,000 sales.
Check out the iconic music video for the track below.
Now it’s just two members left.
Tomo Milicevic has announced he has left Thirty Seconds To Mars. After being absent from the band’s most recent UK dates, Tomo has taken to Twitter and posted a lengthy statement, thanking fans as well as Jared and Shannon Leto.
Here is his full statement.
“There’s really not an easy way to say it so I thought, just say it.
I am no longer with Thirty Seconds To Mars.
I don’t really know how to explain in a note how I could have come to a decision like this, but please believe me when I say that this is the best thing for me in my life and also for the band.
The years that I have been privileged enough to spend with all of you will live inside of my heart and mind as some of the most amazing memories I’ll ever have. Even though this is incredibly painful because of my attachment to, and love for everyone involved, I know that this pain will be fleeting for myself, and anyone who’s feeling the same because I know that it is the right thing.
If there are any thoughts that have resonated with us throughout the years they are this…
Believe in yourself.
Follow your dreams no matter what.
I want to just say how lucky I feel to have been able to stand on that stage in front of you all, alongside Jared and Shannon, and to share the moments that we have shared over these last fifteen years together.
I want you all to know how much I love everyone and how much I appreciate all of your well wishes while I was working up the courage to write these words to you all, and I’m sorry it took so long to do so.
Most of all I want to say thank you to Jared and Shannon for allowing me the privilege to be a small part of their dream and to have been able to share the stage with them for so long. I’ll cherish the moments we had together and I’ll have love in my heart ever time I think of those days until I draw my final breath.
Thank you so much for giving me a chance to live one of my dreams…
To the fans I say this,
Please don’t be sad or angry over this and most of all, please don’t be divided over this, this is a good thing and will be good for everyone. Remember something very important, this band brought ALL of us together, me included. So, even though I’m leaving the band my spirit will never leave the family, and you never know, maybe you’ll see me sitting next to you on the lawn somewhere sometime just singing along…
With Love and Gratitude,
Tomo”
They’re in the midst of a UK/EU run at the moment and now the anthemic band known as Thirty Seconds To Mars have announced their new record!
It’s going to be called America and is set to drop April 6th via Interscope Records.
The record will be available in different artworks, six to be exacting and here is one of them.
Here’s the tracklist for the record.
You can pre-order the album online now from the band’s official webstore, iTunes, Amazon, and Google Play.
They’ve finally announced it! After months of waiting, Thirty Seconds To Mars have announced their upcoming record will drop on April 6th.
They’ve also announced a huge Summer tour in the US and it’s looking like an amazing lineup from Walk The Moon, K.Flay, MisterWives, Joywave and Welshy Arms.
They’ve also dropped a new track, ‘Dangerous Night’ which you can listen to below.
It’s that time of the week again. Friday. But it’s more than that, it’s time for a new list of ten of the best recently released music videos. Let’s go!
First up is Anti-Flag and their old-school music video for their track, Liar. This is off their latest record, American Fall which is out now via Spinefarm.
Next up are rising giants Nothing But Thieves. Their latest record, ‘Broken Machine’ was a stellar effort from the group and their music video for Particles is nothing less than brilliant.
Now, we’ll go a little hardcore from the energetic band, Blood Youth. This music video is a look at what the shows of the band are like. They’re loud, hectic but absolutely brilliant! Here’s Parasite.
This next offering is from Hopeless Records band Drown In My Mind whose record, ‘Waves’ is set to drop February 2nd. Here’s Story Untold With Drown In My Mind.
Next, let go for some up and comers. This is a band’s first release since signing to Easy Life Records and this is the latest offering from Essex rockers Sun Arcana. Check out Wonderful below.
Next an unconventional track but which has been covered by non-other than Hayley Williams. It’s an amazingly animated cover track of the classic Tegan And Sara track ‘Nineteen’.
And we’ll keep things up with another cover but put a spin on the restriction for this video, it’s from Radio 1 Rocks the other earlier in the month when Neck Deep visited to play a few tracks. They have previously recorded a version of this but everyone loves a little bit of a Green Day cover. Check out the live version of Welcome To Paradise.
Pressing on, this is a huge video for this established band. It’s off their latest record, ‘The Spark’ and transports them to Outer Space! Well, not really, in the video, yes but now the band has donned their space suits yet again for their video for ‘The Sights’. It’s Enter Shikari.
Now this band isn’t usually intense but thanks to the fan reaction, it’s become one of their most important track in their short history to date! This is As It Is with a storming track off their second record, ‘Okay’ which is probably their best-written one to date! Here’s No Way Out.
Okay. Final track time. This band has been teasing a video for their latest track for a while now. You may have seen the Hashtags for Soon and listened to this one by Thirty Second To Mars. It’ll tie into a film project they launched earlier in the year for which they filmed in all fifty states in America where this video is a very small selection of the footage you see. This is the stellar video for Walk On Water.
And that’s it for another round of Music Videos! Check out to see another ten of the best next Friday! Also, I have a student radio show titled The Rock Show where I play some of the tracks seen here as well as bring people on so we can chat about different music topics as well as have general banter between us. Check me out every Friday 1PM – 4PM (UK Time). there’s also some amazing shows every day on the station which is all led by students who are utterly enthusiastic for Radio Production. Check us out via the following link.
Thirty Seconds To Mars have announced a lot of dates! First up is the EU and then they’re coming for the UK shores!
Here are the dates.
March
23rd – Cardiff Motorpoint Arena
24th – Manchester Arena
25th – Glasgow SSE Hydro
27th – London The O2
29th – Birmingham Arena
Which means you’ll get to hear their new material on this tour! Walk On Water LIVE!
Do you want to stream a Thirty Seconds TO MArs show but not leave the house?
Well, you’re in luck because the band are set to perform a special 360-degree show in Berlin on September 2nd and will be streamed on he MagentaMusik 360 website.
Hopefully, we’ll get the live taste of their latest single; Walk On Water, which you can view below.
They’ve finally done it!
Thirty Seconds To Mars have released their first slice of new music since their 2013 album, ‘Lust, Love, Faith And Dreams.
Here’s Walk On Water.
Well…. now we know Interscope is mad! 4 years since Love, Lust, Faith and Dreams and Two years since the label signed them. Safe to say they are pi****! But now the band are using this to tease their next single, Walk On Water.
We should also tell you that their single is going to drop in one week!
Set your emojis to send off the awww-ness scale as this is an engagement appreciation post!
Recently 30 Seconds To Mars have been on tour but they’ve done something awesome for a fan! They invited them on stage so he could propose to his girlfriend!
It’s always a happy occasion when this happens so I’ll let you guys go aww while you’re watching it.
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