Music event news: Thirty Seconds To Mars to headline This Is Tomorrow festival , 2018
This Is Tomorrow organisers confirm US mega-stars and multi-platinum album-selling band Thirty Seconds To Mars will headline their exciting new major outdoor festival, at Spillers Wharf, Newcastle Upon Tyne, on Saturday 26th May.
The band have announced they will be heading to the North East, to headline day two of the event, which takes place on spring bank holiday weekend.
The festival date comes towards the end of the current leg of a huge
European tour for Thirty Seconds To Mars – The Monolith Tour - which has already
seen the band on the road throughout March and continues this month and into
May.
Festival promoter SSD Concerts’ Steve Davis, said: “We are over the
moon to bring an international band of this stature to Newcastle.
“The last time they
visited our region was in 2013 and we know fans of Thirty Seconds to Mars will
be delighted they'll get the chance to see them on their doorstep once more.”
This Is Tomorrow festival has taken
inspiration for its name from the vision of the once Newcastle-based 'Father of
Pop Art' Richard Hamilton and his legendary exhibition of the same title – thus
firmly planting its roots in the region; and is on course to deliver something
truly experimental and forward-thinking this summer.
Taking place next to Spillers on Newcastle's Quayside on May 25th, 26th and 27th, the
festival will open on the Friday with a headlining performance from Brit Award
winners Catfish and the Bottlemen, before Thirty Seconds To Mars take the helm
on the Saturday.
Steve added: “The whole ethos of
This is Tomorrow was to bring bands exactly like this one (Thirty Seconds To
Mars) to the North East and they're an amazing addition to the festival's
headlining bill . May can't come quick
enough!
“This will be an unmissable
event for music fans, and more incredible heavyweight acts will be announced
soon.”
Thirty Seconds to Mars has sold over 15 million albums worldwide and
regularly sell out arenas and stadiums on a global scale. They have received
numerous awards and accolades throughout their career, including a dozen MTV
Awards, a Billboard Music Award and a Guinness World Record for the Longest
Running Tour in history.
On July 4th 2017, the band shot a documentary titled ‘A Day in the Life of America’, including over 90 crews in all 50 states (plus
Washington DC and Puerto Rico) capturing American life in a single day, and was
received with global acclaim.
Having been hailed as one of the most exciting live acts in the world, Thirty
Seconds To Mars reflected this accolade in their debut live performance of ‘Walk on Water‘, the first single from the band's then forthcoming 5th
studio album (‘America’ – released today) in
a groundbreaking appearance at the MTV
VMA awards , with
special guest Travis Scott, shown via innovative infrared technology.
In November 2017, the band continued their hugely successful year and won
in the Best Alternative category for the MTV European
Music Awards.
In 2018, Thirty Seconds To Mars have kept up momentum, by recently embarking on a
live European tour and releasing further hotly-anticipated new music singles, including
‘One Track Mind’ that came out last
month. The track, also on today’s album release ‘America’, features prominent
rap artist A$AP Rocky and
showcases the band's progression into an electro-rock sound.
‘America’, the brand new album from Thirty Seconds to Mars is out now, April 6th, via Interscope Records.
Get your official tickets for the event here: ssdconcerts.ticketline.co.uk
or for more information on This Is Tomorrow festival, visit: thisistomorrow.co.uk
or This Is Tomorrow - Official Facebook page
Purchase official VIP upgrade tickets for the event here: AdventuresInWonderland.com
Find Thirty Seconds to Mars online, -including details of where to order the new album, America:
Thirty Seconds To Mars Official Website
Thirty Seconds To Mars - Official Facebook page ; Thirty Seconds To Mars - Official Twitter Thirty Seconds To Mars - Official Instagram ; Thirty Seconds To Mars - Official Youtube
Thirty Seconds To Mars - Official Facebook page ; Thirty Seconds To Mars - Official Twitter Thirty Seconds To Mars - Official Instagram ; Thirty Seconds To Mars - Official Youtube
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