Yes, and it’s not just a few festival stops. We’re talking about a six-month global run starting in March 2027, hitting arenas in North America, Europe, Asia, and—get this—a special two-week stint in South America. The official announcement dropped with zero fanfare, just a cryptic Instagram post of a red door. Classic Leto, right? “The Echelon demands chaos,” they said.
And the setlist? Leaks suggest they’re playing both sides of their discography: the raw, angry 30 Seconds to Mars era (hello, Capricorn) and the anthemic This Is War hits. But here’s the kicker—they’re supposedly debuting new material from a 2026 album that’s been kept under wraps. Ironic considering how much we all loved their old stuff, but I’m cautiously curious.
Let’s talk about the elephant in the room: the ticket prices.
Okay, brace yourselves. General admission floor tickets are hovering around $150 before fees—yeah, I know, it stings. But let’s be real: we all know that seeing them live in 2027 is a status symbol for aging millennials. And the VIP packages? One includes a signed setlist and a “virtual chat” with Shannon Leto. Because nothing says “rock star” like a Zoom call with the drummer, right?
That said, there’s a secret pre-sale for “Echelon members” who’ve been active on the band’s app since 2026. If you’re not in that club? You’re paying full price, friend. But worth it? Probably. I mean, have you seen the production budget for their tours? It’s basically a Broadway musical with guitars.
Thirty Seconds to Mars - Termine & Tickets 2027
