In recent news, Jared Leto, the frontman of the popular band, Thirty Seconds To Mars, took to climbing the Empire State Building in New York City.
The Oscar winning actor also took to announcing the band’s upcoming Seasons 2024 World Tour.
As per the dates scheduled for the trek, it is going to be an extensive run across various locations throughout the globe.
The group will be performing in Europe, North America, New Zealand, Australia, and Latin America.
Consequently, this tour is going to be the first headline tour of Thirty Seconds To Mars in more than 5 years.
Climbing the Empire State Building was a historic feat for the frontman as he managed to make it in the first go.
The musician also explained that he has always been fascinated with the incredible landmark, even when he was a child.
In his words, the fact that he climbed the building is a testament to everything anyone can achieve if they put their mind to it.
He went on to add that that was the inspiration he and his band mates used when writing songs for the album, titled It’s The End Of The World But It’s A Beautiful Day.
As an avid climber, the singer added, the Empire State Building represents that Thirty Seconds To Mars is ready for all kinds of challenges.
The historical landmark in New York City was recently ranked the top attraction in the country for the second consecutive year.
This took place shortly after the authorities invested a sum of $165 million to renovate the renowned Observatory of the building.
Meanwhile, the tour of the band will be kicking off in Latin America, where it will be performing at the Lollapalooza in Chile, Brazil, and Argentina.
The group is also scheduled to sing at Estereo Picnic in Colombia and the Tecate Pa’l Norte Festival, which is held in Mexico.
After Latin America, the band will take off for Europe, where it has scheduled 28 shows in various locations.
These include gigs in Germany, Belgium, Sweden, the UK, Netherlands, Denmark, Portugal, Norway, Slovakia, Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic, France, Austria, Italy, Switzerland, and Spain.
Thirty Seconds To Mars will then travel to locations in North America, where it will be joined by AFI, and offered support from Kenny Hooplq and Poppy.
The 24 shows in North America will be held in major amphitheatres and arena located throughout the region.
In other news, Nicki Minaj has opened up about how things became difficult with her spouse, Kenneth Petty, shortly after the pair welcomed their first child.
According to the Super Bass rapper, she felt high levels of anxiety after her son’s birth, whom she refers to as Papa Bear.
She recalled that for a couple of months, the pair thought they would be unable to make it through.
However, given their history, they decided that it was worth a try and tried to be confident in parenthood.
The musician said that she wishes someone had been around to guide and encourage her and tell her that feeling anxious was a part of becoming a mother.
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