new tour date
Tuesday, December 15th - SEATTLE, WA DECK THE HALL BALL
WAMU THEATRE
Muse
30 Seconds to Mars
Metric, Phoenix
Vampire Weekend
Tickets On Sale Sat. 10am
http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuse … =517817958

The Playlist: Give 'Peace' another chance
Kings and Queens 30 Seconds to Mars
Jared Leto channels Bono on a grand doomsday rocker that floats on a cloud of strings.
http://www.usatoday.com/life/music/revi … 0_TB_N.htm

Jared Hits Up Some New York Based Shows Wednesday

11/11 - 30 Seconds To Mars' Jared Leto on Alexa Chung [MTV]
It's on with Alexa Chung airs at 3:30 PM EST on MTV

11/11 - 30 Seconds To Mars' Jared Leto on Carson Daly [NBC]
Last Call with Carson Daly airs at 1:35 AM EST on NBC

http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuse … =517876858

Вчерашний вечер...
VeNoM SHoT:
Im writing this from my phone, so i gotta keep it kinda short. Event started at around 8 pm or so (im guessing) and ended around 10:30. It was in a theater with lower and balcony seating, a big screen, huge speakers and a little platform in front of the screen.

Before it started, i noticed that at least in my section, pretty much 1 of every 4 people had out their cell phones. 30stm greeted us, shut off the lights, and played us their album along with visualizations (like the ones you would see on a computer, pulsing w the beat), and the music was amazing, LOTS of bass, high energy... it was almost ruined for me by people on either side of me sending texts and instant messages throughout the whole thing. Sucks that the band does things like this for the community, free, and people cant respect the most basic of rules.........

Anyway, the music ran for about an hour, a few of the slower paced songs didnt get that good of a reaction, and one song (called L490) was just an instrumental.... it waspretty cool, but i would have rather seen that song slot go to one of the songs that got cut from the final release.

They then played Kings and queens video for us, which had a pretty sharp twist in it that i dont think anyone expected... that video was deep, very very well directed and hit the point home.

They then opened the mic up for questions, of which there were around 25. I was thankfully able to ask Jared a question regarding why they chose to use such heavy bass throughout most of the songs, and in a GOOD way... He responded he and Tomo were "closet bassists" and explained a little further. I also asked what happened to the mysterious "Yes... This is a Cult" shirt that was quickly flashed at the Summit in April and never seen again.... hmmmmmmmmmm.......

Overall the new musicreceived a very positive response. Seemed like there were quite a few people from out on the street who managed to wander in, and about 20 people from the lower level left before 30stm finished playing us their album, but every song was met with a round of applause at the end.

Im now on my way back up to the San Francisco area, sore and tired as hell, but hey.... It was worth it!!

Thank you Jared, Shannon and Tomo for allowing us the preview, and hopefully you gained what you wanted out of it as well!

247SecondsToMars:
Honestly, there was too many people praising each and every song as each song faded out or faded in from the music player. I know I've said I openly embrace this direction the band is taking but there were songs that didn't necessarily make me want to cheer for them. Then again there's plenty of time for them to "grow on me" I am not trying to knock on people's appreciation for the band's music but it seemed a bit dull, somewhat cheapening the experience. It felt as if those people (again not making a mockery..) have already heard the full album. Who knows....

Then again, there was "This Is War", which totally blew my mind, I know I watched the video game YouTube clip with the song, but hearing this song in all its "glory" through the speaker system got me pumped up. My only real beef was "Search And Destroy" (mind you I couldn't see the main screen to see if the song name is still the same, even though I was front row, but I was the last person on Tomo's side, right in front of the big speakers and just below the side screens) I know it's nothing like what we heard at "The Summit" [the outro is the ONLY part that reminds me of "The Summit"] but it is definitely one song I would skip, sorry, but I would rather be brutally honest since the band has given us the opportunity to share our opinion. I had figured if I got up to the mic to voice my displeasure with "Search and Destroy" I would, subsequently be boo'd by the crowd, so I kept my mouth shut.

The experience overall was very enjoyable, got to say hi to a few members from here as soon as I got through the main doors. I saw VeNoM SHoT but never actually said hi.

There was this lady I met at the Listening Party that I also remember chatting with at "The Summit" that greeted me as soon as I got to the "snack" bar, she was on one side, I was on the other, and I remember her by face but was too embarassed to say her board name, because I forgot it. She proceeded to grab a box from over the counter and open a box that contained "pop" chips. She gave me the cheddar chips and I told her that I have a sweet tooth for chocolate. If This Was You, Again, I Am Sorry For Not Greeting You By Name, And Wish To Say Thank You For Being So Gracious. Your Awesome!

Dai:
jeremy nailed the sound; don't base the record off of K+Q or even TIW.. it's got a lot to offer. lots of synth, maybe not in the stylization you'd be used to (many will expect s/t.. not so) but it's very well put together and i happen to love the record a whole lot. i agree, there was a song or two where the overall sound of the record dips from the high, but all three records have tracks "like that" so i think it's something that'll grow on you over listening more and more.

i could probably do a song by song replay.. but i'm way too tired. my picks listed on twitter were as follows though: escape, hunter, war, hurricane, alibi, and l490 are fucking amazing. i think vox populi/call to arms and search+destroy were the only two i didn't 100% completely jam to, but i'm sure i'll like - once again - over time. stranger in a strange land and closer to the edge, i'd have to listen to again but i think they were also pretty damn good, and k+q is a given good in my opinion. and i'm missing one song somewhere, but i'm sure i loved it too.

video = awesome. a good piece put together, symbolic in a lot of ways, or not. depending how you interpret it.

and no, the version of hurricane we heard did not have kanye in it. yet.

people who are fearing a "u2 sound" should let it go. i heard more sigur ros and nin (downward spiral) influence more than anything, but not enough to consume the sound that IS 30stm. it's just residual attributes of the producers involved, and for the good. i'm a little biased when it comes to this band, but in all honesty, i enjoy the record SO MUCH ALREADY (♥ worthy), i hope a lot of people will too, and if you don't like it already, you really ought to give it a chance. 20 seconds don't say shit about a song no matter what.

as jared said last night, "i just wanna make people daaaance, maaaan" and seriously, some of the songs make people do just that. you kind of get going -- i know i did in my seat, bopping around -- and it's totally shameless. just a good beat that consumes.

http://thirtysecondstomars.forumsunlimi … amp;st=180

107.7 The End's Deck the Hall Ball has a surprisingly good lineup

The End announced its Deck the Hall Ball lineup recently, and it's much better than expected: Metric, Phoenix, Vampire Weekend, and Muse.

Being as they perfectly split the difference between conceptual and catchy music, adult and tween fans, and The End and KEXP listeners, these are the types of crossover bands The End would play nonstop in a perfect world.

Also at Deck the Hall Ball is 30 Seconds to Mars, an MTV-style band fronted by former and present teen hearthrob Jared Leto.

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/m … ll_ba.html

'Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2' Requires The Right Soundtrack

If you're anything like me, you'll be spending the better part of the next four or five months of your life playing all the different variations available on the new watershed video game "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2." The sequel to the wildly successful "Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare" (which pulled the military shooter series from historical skirmishes to the current day conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan), "Modern Warfare 2" has not only established itself as the best of a great set of titles but also immediately enters the discussion of the greatest video games of all time, right alongside "Super Mario Bros.," "Halo," "Grand Theft Auto III" and "Madden '95." (For the complete take on "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2," check out Multiplayer editor Russ Frushtick's in-depth review.)

The cinematic qualities of "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2" are overwhelming, including a lush score by Academy Award winner Hans Zimmer ("Gladiator," "The Dark Knight," "Pirates of the Caribbean"). But though the score is great, it's also awesome to crank up your own tunes while working through warzones and taking out terror cells. That's why we've put together the "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2" playlist, featuring battle-ready anthems from Slayer, Dropkick Murphys, 30 Seconds to Mars and Drowning Pool. But it's not all headbanging metal — there are also switch-ups from Eric B & Rakim, Nelly Furtado and the Specials. Check out the video playlist below, including a raucous classic from Destiny's Child. Because if your status ain't hood, you'll never survive "Call of Duty."
http://newsroom.mtv.com/2009/11/10/call … oundtrack/

Отредактировано Fallen Soul (11 Ноя 2009 12:55:35)

Улыбнуло =)

Ха, ожидания оправдались! Это действительно отдельный трек.

Спасибо за статью!

Да, такой прием (переход песен из одной в другую без паузы) встречается не так уж редко, но опасения оставались до последнего! 

Спасибо!

Fallen Soul, спс)))

После таких слов, хочу этот зловещий холодный альбом еще больше  :jumping: 
Моя тема)))

Ир, как всегда огромное спасибо за перевод!

My So-Called Leto: 30 Seconds To Mars-Struck

I was not supposed to meet Jared Leto.

I wasn't supposed to be charmed by him or his band, who I'd never listened to before this. I definitely hadn't intended on spending a day with the three of them in downtown New York, followed by paparazzi, rabid teenage fans, and a procession of managers, publicists, and stylists, for a feature to go in our November issue. And I definitely didn't set out to think -- or write -- any of the following things about Jared Leto, the actor, the rock star, the heartthrob, the celebrity. In my life, Jared Leto had existed in exactly the context I needed him to, and for whatever it's worth, I think it's safe to assume (or will be after this), vice versa. I was fine with it, and it didn't need to change.

But it did.

And it started, like so many stories, with a problem. And the problem was that my editors fucked me out of a day-trip to Philly.

Re-Route’d

It’s a feat to work at a magazine right now, period. But to work for one that’s not owned by a massive corporation, that’s surviving, and whose overlords have faith in our editorial team to give us as much creative freedom as we have is, to be modest, nothing short of awesome. We get paid on time, too. And I don’t take it for granted, or at least I try not to. It’s not like I deserve or necessarily need to go to Philly—or anywhere—on BlackBook’s dime. And I still knew how lucky I was when, in a pitch meeting for our November issue, we decided on a few stories, among them, one of the ones I’d tossed out there: an itinerary for a hip-hop band from Philadelphia. Let’s call them The Routes. They’re pretty great, and I was pretty excited about pitching them and having it received so well.

BlackBook’s “itinerary” feature is a simple back-of-book item for the magazine. Get a subject, get a city, have shiny people show us their favorite places. Get pictures, quotes, an intro, edit, four passes, done. Hung’s Paul Iaconodid one in September, while rapper Rye Rye’s Baltimore itinerary in August, and Patrick Wolf’s London was June-July. They’re easy, eye-catching, practically write themselves. You can even get on the phone with the subject and make it obnoxiously easy, but you typically get better stuff when you do it live, and by that, I mean: you get to leave the office. For readers, writers, and whoever’s rising fame is being capitalized on, you can’t get much further into the brainless-pleasurable territory of the Celebrity Feature Matrix than that, and you don’t need to worry about there being a scene. Hell, even for Gossip Girl’s Penn Badgleyl, there wasn’t. They sat around and ate burgers at Shack Shack. I didn’t even know LonelyBoy was there until I went for lunch and bumped into the piece’s writer, assistant editor Cayte Grieve. It was a low-profile affair. Again: easy.

Walking out of that edit meeting, it was already planned out in my head. I’d take the bus to Philly, hang out with this incredible, legendary hip-hop band for the day in a city I know nothing about, talk to these guys whose work I’ve admired for years, to people who have a proven record in regards to saying interesting things about the one thing they do in life—make music that hasn’t always been incredibly popular, but that’s always been very, very well regarded—take the bus back, and there: I’ve got an awesome feature and a daytrip to Philly. Ridiculous. Awesome.

So imagine my surprise when, walking back to the office that night to pick up stuff I’d left behind for post-work drinks around the corner, I ran into assistant editor Ben Barna, and we starting talking work. I told him how psyched I was for Philly. He laughed. What? Oh, yeah, I don’t think you’re gonna be doing that anymore. They didn’t tell you? Huh? Whatthefuckdoyoumean, ‘tell me’? Who are ‘they’?We booked Jared Leto. Jared...Leto? Crazy, right? Night! Ben padded off into the night towards Union Square, and I stood on the corner of 19th and Broadway laughing. Because he had to be kidding, right?  My disbelief was this: (A) I don’t know any media people without some sense of mischief, and Ben’s no exception, so, naturally, this was a joke, because (B) Jared Leto, that Jared Leto? My So-Called Life teen hearthrob Jordan Catalno, Jared Leto? Sure: Requiem for a Dream, Fight Club, Girl, Interrupted, American Psycho. And he’s got a band who I think are pretty famous, and he’s a celebrity as far as I understood. He’s in tabloids, right? Also: he got fat and played Mark David Chapman in that movie with Lindsay Lohan. That Jared Leto! But also: Is he still acting? Which movies? He did played Chapman in that movie with Lohan, and it got shit reviews (so: never saw it). Also, the last Jared Leto tabloid item I remember is him maybe dating Lindsay Lohan and that time he tried to kick Elijah Wood’s ass at some obscure MTV awards show. Who wants to jump Elijah Wood? Gollum? And doesn’t his band wear guyliner? Guyliner! No offense to Leto’s band, but: Did anybody at BlackBook listen to them? Just because the guy’s famous doesn’t mean he’s not “off-brand.” Finally, (C) we just got out of that fucking meeting four hours ago! FOUR! No. No way. They’ve gotta be joking.

There’s a line in cheerleading’s epic moment of cinema, Bring It On, when one of the antagonists brilliantly opines: This is not a democracy, this is a cheerocracy. Well, this is an editocracy, and it had functionally subverted me. I actually had to hide smiling at how utterly impressed I was with the cutting efficiency of the process when, in the great tradition of editorial bullpens, I threw a passive, underhanded tantrum, generally directed towards features editor Willa Paskin and senior editor Nick Haramis the next morning. Reenactment:

    Me: So, wait, you guys just decided this when?
    Willa: When we booked him.
    Me: Which was?
    Willa: Last night.
    Me: [Laughing] Nice! Jared Leto! Jordan Catalano, Jared Leto? Ha. Well, does he have a movie coming out?
    Nick: Kinda. It was at a film festival...Mr. Nobody?
    Me: [Laughing harder] No, wait, so, what, this is for Jared Leto’s band? They have a record coming out?
    Nick: Yeah, they’re really popular.
    Me: Oh yeah? You like ‘em?
    [Beat]
    Me: Wait, you guys aren’t joking about this? Well, you know, uh, The Routes...Jared Leto’s band...The Routes....[Makes “scales” with hands]
    Willa: It’s done, Foster. You came up with that idea five minutes before the meeting! Like you were that attached to it. Whatever.
    Me: [Pause] And? [Indignant] I was! [Pissed.] This is bullshit!
    Willa: Next time, buddy!
    Me: This is bullshit.

Two days went by, and while I’d call it “keeping an open dialogue,” my editors would probably say I “bitched about it relentlessly.” Which wouldn’t be entirely inaccurate. On the third day, I feel BlackBook content czar Chris Mohney (my boss) and Nick Haramis standing behind me. “So!” Nick smiles. “Jared Leto!” Yeah, what about him?, I grumble. Something was up. Especially because Mohney was grinning, too. The kind of grin from your boss that implies forthcoming editorial sadism. “You’ve got so much to say about him,” Mohney laughs. “So how ‘bout you take the itinerary? It’ll be great.” There are two things I can do in this situation: one involves sticking to my “guns” and a meaningless opinion, keeping my “dignity” by passing on the assignment. The other involves a byline or two, a day out of the office, and a chance for me to show Mohney, Nick, and Willa that I can talk shit, call their bluff, keep my cool, and hit a line drive or two with this thing. Not only that, but I’ll still think it’s bullshit when we’re through. Jared Leto’s Jared Leto. I’m a pro. This is a cake-walk. A total win-win situation for me.

Hell yeah, I’ll take it. This is gonna be awesome. Right. Famous last words, before your “cool” is lost, and your cutting-edge profiling of line-drives become pop-fly after pop-fly. The next Wednesday, at around 11AM, 30 Seconds to Mars, and their infamous singer, Jared Leto, had arrived.

продолжение:
http://www.blackbookmag.com/article/my- … ruck/12836

Thirty Seconds to Mars New Single "Kings & Queens" Soars Into Alternative Radio's Top 5

11/12/2009

THIRTY SECONDS TO MARS NEW SINGLE “KINGS & QUEENS” 

SOARS INTO ALTERNATIVE RADIO’S TOP 5

“Kings & Queens” Short Film The Ride  Set To Premiere on MySpace Today

“‘Kings and Queens’ is epic rock at its most affecting” - Billboard

“If only all big rock albums had this much nerve.” – MTV.com

(New York, NY – Nov. 12th, 2009) – Multi-platinum rock band Thirty Seconds to Mars have been climbing radio charts with the first single “Kings & Queens” off of their highly anticipated upcoming album THIS IS WAR available for pre-order at ITunes.  Soaring into Alternative Radio’s top 5 only four weeks after impact, the track is also working its way up through the Active Rock format landing in the top 25 this week. Thirty Seconds to Mars will be debuting the single live on the Tonight Show, December 10th. Set for release on December 8th, THIS IS WAR (EMI/Virgin Records), the follow up to their incredibly successful sophomore release A Beautiful Lie, has already been deemed notable as Billboard Magazine proclaimed “’Kings & Queens is epic rock at its most affecting”.  The video, a short film entitled “The Ride” shot this past month in Los Angeles is inspired by the critical mass and crank mob movement, founded with forward thinking and eco-conscious intentions, and celebrates this amazing community of riders on a night time journey downtown LA to Santa Monica.  For this epic short film the band shut down Hollywood blvd, Santa Monica pier and sections of downtown Los Angeles, making this their love letter to the city of angels.  “The Ride” makes its global premiere today on MySpace and “Kings & Queens” is currently available on ITunes.

Thirty Seconds to Mars recently teamed up to headline the in-game soundtrack for Electronic Arts Inc. epic new game; Dragon Age: Origins with the title track off of THIS IS WAR. Fans and press can get a first-listen of “This Is War” in an exclusive game trailer co-produced by front-man, Jared Leto. The trailer received over 350,000 YouTube views in only a few days.  The band will be spending November overseas playing a set of European dates and will return stateside at the end of the month to kick off a nationwide radio show tour through December.

Formed by brothers Jared and Shannon Leto, Thirty Seconds to Mars have over 100 million views on YouTube, 40 million plays on MySpace and more than one million fans on iLike/Facebook. The band have won numerous awards and accolades, including an MTV Video Music Award, three MTV EMA’s, an MTV Latin and Asia Award, a Fuse Award, and three Kerrang! Awards. Thirty Seconds to Mars’ sophomore record, A Beautiful Lie hit multi-platinum status after two years of heavy touring and winning fans over, one-by-one, garnering the band a growing and loyal fan base. The record spawned two Top 5 Modern Rock singles, “From Yesterday,” which hit #1 and "The Kill". The latter set a radio record for the longest-running hit in the history of Modern Rock radio play when it remained on the national airplay chart for more than 50 weeks following its & peak in 2006.

Check out the video for “Kings & Queens” here:
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea … =100601596

Pre order THIS IS WAR through iTunes and receive two bonus tracks. “Kings And Queens” - LA Riots remix and “Night Of The Hunter” - Flood Remix (track only available through release).

Catch Thirty Seconds to Mars on tour this winter:

Nov 30                         Salt Lake City, UT       The Rail Event Center ** Radio Show X96

Dec 1                          Denver, CO                 Ogden Theatre ** Radio Show KTCL

Dec 3                          Houston, TX                Verizon Wireless Theatre ** Radio Show KTBZ

Dec 4                          Grand Prairie, TX        Nokia Theatre ** Radio Show KDGE

Dec 5                          West Palm Beach, FL            Cruzan Amphitheater ** Radio Show WPBZ

Dec 6                          Tampa, FL                  Ford Amphitheatre ** Radio Show WSUN

Dec 8                           Baton Rouge, LA         Varsity Theatre ** Radio Show KNXX

Dec 11                        Oakland, CA                Alameda County Coliseum ** Radio Show kits

Dec 13                        San Diego, CA            Viejas Arena ** Radio Show 91X

Dec 15                        Seattle, WA                 WAMU Theatre ** Radio Show KNDD

Dec 16                        Chicago, IL                  House of Blues ** Radio Show Q101

Dec 17                        Milwaukee, WI             The Eagles Ballroom ** Radio Show WLUM

Dec 18                        Detroit, MI                    The Fillmore ** Radio Show 89X

Dec 19                        Cleveland, OH             House of Blues ** Radio Show WKRK

For More information on Thirty Seconds To Mars, please visit: http://www.thirtysecondstomars.com/

30 Seconds To Mars' Album Cover Art Includes Cobra Starship's Gabe Saporta
'You see this cross-section of people that's pretty beautiful,' frontman Jared Leto says of 2,000 different covers for This Is War.

By James Montgomery

In keeping with the grand tradition of pretty much everything they do, 30 Seconds to Mars' upcoming This Is War album will feature — no lie — 2,000 different covers, each showing an image of a fan.
And, unbeknownst to them, Cobra Starship's Gabe Saporta too.
..
Confused? Well, let us get you up to speed. Back in June, as they were putting the finishing touches on War, 30STM decided to involve their fans in the creation of the album artwork, asking them to submit pictures of themselves. The band would then select the 2,000 best images, which would be used as covers for the album itself and shipped randomly to stores around the world.
Seeing this as a relatively huge opportunity, 30 Seconds to Mars' fanbase sprung into action, inundating the band with all kinds of images. And, seeing this as a way to play a pretty amazing prank, so did Saporta. He sent in a photo of himself and sat back and waited, never expecting that he'd actually make the cut.
Only, he did. Of course, he didn't reveal this until Thursday, (November 12), when he was talking to MTV News about something else entirely (in this case, Weezer's Rivers Cuomo). During the interview, he randomly mentioned the 2,000 covers project, and then let it slip that he would be featured on one of them.
"I'm on one of the covers," Saporta laughed. "I made it."
We didn't believe him, but he insisted it was true. As luck would have it, we were due to sit down with Jared Leto and company later that afternoon. So, naturally, we had to ask them if Saporta had pulled a fast one. Were they aware that they had chosen the lead singer of Cobra Starship as one of their cover stars?
"That's a surprise. But there are all kinds of surprises out there with these album covers," Leto told MTV News. "We looked at each photo, and yeah, it was a royal pain in the ass, but worth it. I mean, 2,000 record covers is a lot ... to look at."
And, in 30 Seconds to Mars' defense, Saporta's grinning mug probably slipped through the cracks — after all, they were looking at a lot of images.
"All the images all amazed us. I mean, you have people that you would never think would submit. I mean, I think we might have had a few pictures submitted from prison," Leto laughed. "And then we got some from people on the opposite side of the spectrum too. And that was the best part of the experiment to me — you see this cross-section of people that's pretty beautiful."
So, aside from Saporta, who else made the cut? Well, Leto didn't want to give away all of his cover stars just yet — though from the sound of things, This Is War truly will feature everyone. Including Leto's mom.
"Everyone [is on a cover] from a stranger, to my mom, to Terry Richardson, to Gabe and on and on and on. And there are surprises. We're not going to release every name that we put out there," he said. "It will be totally random, and I'm hoping that stores don't just have all the same of one cover. ... But it is a giant experiment and it really rests upon all the people that participated. We're so thankful people did. It drove the record company crazy, but it's always good when you can do that."
http://www.mtv.com/

Отредактировано Fallen Soul (14 Ноя 2009 15:46:07)

NEW TOUR 2010

DUBLIN - 22.02.10
AMSTERDAM - 02.03.10
LILLE (FRANCE) - 04.03.10
PARIS- 05.03.10
STOCKHOLM - 10.03.10
HELSINKI - 12.03.10
VIENNA - 19.03.10
MILAN - 22.03.10

А информация то не подтверждённая  :dontknow:

N@tasha, боже!!! я не переживу второго раза, если и этот концерт отменят!!!! они не могут так два раза надо мной поиздеваться!!!!
*молится, чтоб все подтвердилось*

KoKo, London, 11/16/2009

Elysee Montmartre, Paris, 11/18/2009

Paradiso, Amsterdam, 11/19/2009

Astra, Berlin, 11/20/2009

Essigfabrik, Koln, 11/23/2009

X96'S NIGHTMARE BEFORE XMAS
The Rail Event Center, Salt Lake City, UT 11/30/2009

KTCL PRE-CHRITMAS JINGLE BALL
Ogden Theatre, Denver, CO 12/01/2009

KTBZ BUZZFESTIVUS
Verizon Wireless Theater, Houston, TX 12/03/2009

WPBZ BUZZ BAKE SALE
Cruzan Amphitheater, West Palm Beach, FL 12/05/2009

97X NEXT BIG THING
Ford Amphitheatre, Tampa, FL 12/06/2009

KNXX X-MAS BASH
The Varsity, Baton Rouge, LA 12/07/2009

LIVE 105 NOT SO SILENT NIGHT
Oracle Arena, Oakland, CA 12/11/2009

KROQ 'ACOUSTIC CHRISTMAS'
Gibson Amphitheatre, Universal City, CA 12/12/2009

91X WREX THE HALLS
VIEJAS ARENA, San Deigo, CA 12/13/2009

Q101 TWISTED CHRISTMAS
House of Blues, Chicago, IL 12/16/2009

WLUM SNOW SHOW 2009
Eagles Ballroom, Milwaukee, WI 12/17/2009

89X THE NIGHT 89X STOLE CHRISTMAS
The Fillmore, Detroit, MI 12/18/2009

WKRK 92.3 XMAS SHOW
House of Blues, Cleveland, OH 12/19/2009

Nottingham Arena, Nottingham, 02/19/2010

Manchester Arena, Manchester, 02/20/2010

Cardiff International Arena, Cardiff, 02/21/2010

Wembley Arena, London, 02/23/2010

02 Arena, Dublin, 02/26/2010

SECC, Glasgow, 02/27/2010

Forest National, Brussels, 03/01/2010

HMH, Amsterdam, 03/02/2010

Lille Aeronef, Lille, 03/04/2010

Bercy, Paris, 03/05/2010

Philipshalle, Dusseldorf, 03/06/2010

Sportshalle, Hamburg, 03/08/2010

KB Hallen, Copenhagen, 03/09/2010

Fryshuset- Arena, Stockholm, 03/10/2010

Old Ice Hall, Helsinki, 03/12/2010

SKK Arena, St. Petersburg, 03/14/2010

Columbiahalle, Berlin, 03/17/2010

Prague Incheba Arena, Prague, 03/18/2010

Gasometer, Vienna, 03/19/2010

Zenith, Munich, 03/21/2010

Palasharp, Milan, 03/22/2010

Volkshaus, Zurich, 03/23/2010

http://www.30secondstomars.com/main.asp?page=tour

А вот, собственно и оно.

KROQ ALMOST ACOUSTIC CHRISTMAS 2009
DECEMBER 12-13, 2009
GIBSON AMPHITHEATRE

DECEMBER 12th:
AFI
Rise Against
Alice in Chains
30 Seconds to Mars
Three Days Grace
Dead By Sunrise
Anberlin

шикааарно

N@tasha
О.о...
у меня, правда впечатление, что сначала было написано UK, а потом кто-то сердобольній исправил.
Есть у нас там засланный казачок ))

Отредактировано Soul-nyshko (18 Ноя 2009 22:43:42)