30 Seconds to Mars

There are many bands who continually pay respect to their hometown, but you'd be hard pressed to find a group as dedicated to their city of origin as Thirty Seconds to Mars. The rock trio took over Los Angeles' historic Hollywood Bowl on Saturday (Oct. 12) and in the process signified just how far they've come since playing in a sweaty garage in the "city of angels" all those years ago.

We know Thirty Seconds to Mars frontman Jared Leto can belt his way through a rock song, but what about a chart-topping ballad originally sung by one of pop music's biggest stars?

In the United Stated, MTV has the annual VMAs. In Europe, the music channel has the EMAs, and this year's nominations have just been announced. Among the contenders are Black Sabbath, Green Day, Queens of the Stone Age, 30 Seconds to Mars and Linkin Park.

Thirty Seconds To Mars recently won a 2013 MTV Video Music Award for ‘Best Rock Video’ for their song 'Up in the Air' but unfortunately fans only tuning in to the actual broadcast of the ceremony would never have known because the band’s acceptance of the coveted moonman trophy only aired on the pre-show.

Thirty Seconds to Mars have built a reputation for creating some of the most compelling music videos of the modern era so it may surprise some fans to see the beauty in the simplicity of their new lyric video for ‘City of Angels.’

Thirty Seconds to Mars are set to unleash their new album 'Love Lust Faith + Dreams' on May 21, and Loudwire is proud to premiere the lyric video for the disc's hard-hitting track 'Conquistador.' The band has already unleashed the single 'Up in the Air,' a dancey number with pop sensibilities, but 'Conquistador' shows that Thirty Seconds to Mars can still bring the rock...

Love metal fans continue to show their adoration for HIM and their track ‘Tears on Tape,’ as the band beat out Volbeat in the last matchup. But can they again versus their new challengers?

Those who've followed 30 Seconds to Mars' career know that their music videos are anything but a typical clip, with frontman Jared Leto often employing his director alter ego Bartholomew Cubbins to create striking short films surrounding the band's music. With a new album ready to go, "Cubbins" is once again behind the film for the artistic new film for the latest Thirty Seconds to Mars

Thirty Seconds to Mars are gearing up to release their latest effort ‘Love Lust Faith + Dreams’ on May 21. The lead-up to the release has been full of suspense, and we wouldn't expect it any other way. Now, following the epic lyric video for the first single ‘Up In The Air’ set to a backdrop of awe-inspiring video footage recorded by the NASA space station, the band is teasing a new clip from the

30 Seconds to Mars fans are a committed bunch, but there are some fans who take their devotion to extremes. While speaking on England's XFM, frontman Jared Leto revealed that the strangest thing he's been sent over the years was an ear from an anonymous fan.