Tour diary

ouais mais nous on l'a cramé a trois kilomètre le boulet lol

je ne dirais qu'une chose...
c'est pas Jared qui a fait le truc.. Mais tomo...
car c'est toujours la faute à tomo et que tomo est le roi des boulets

en meme temps y a ecrit "reseaux ile de france" sur le panneau en bas donc si c'est berlin ou lille faut m'expliquer ! et arretez avec tomo

lol pov' Tomo

c'est marqué qu'il aime les gares européennes donc c'est les gares en générale alors c'est pas si boulet que ça de mettre une photo d'une gare parisienne

'fin pour moi ^^

30 Seconds to Mars: Next stop, America!


Posted on March 29, 2010 at 02:52 PM INTO THE WILD BLOG WRAP-UP: Prague, Vienna, Munich, Milan and Zurich

Prague...



We woke to discover, much to our delight, that right outside the tour bus was a full fledged carnival and Tomo and I went in hot pursuit of rusty rides, fried dough, and fun. Several rides had rave music pumping and a recorded voice calling out 'comon muthaf--ka get on da ride!' So tempting…







Check out the chicks!


Walked the chilly streets a bit more until the first headlining MARS show in the Czech Republic. Well worth the wait!


Vienna...

What a beautiful city...

Went to the incredible Belvedere Palace, right in the center of Vienna. Got to see Gustav Klimt's "The Kiss" (which has always been one of my favorite paintings), among others.


Was amazing to walk the grounds and think about who used to live there...and to realize how badly I need to get one of these palaces to live in. Everyone's invited. Sundays will be open house!


My summer house…got a good loan.


My guest house.


Munich…

Had a much-needed day off in Munich. Walked a lot, found some vegan soup, bought some warm chestnuts and caught up with some old friends.


Chestnuts roasting on an empty fire.

Show was a hot mess. Packed and sweaty but amazing crowd and great German energy.




Milano!




What's not to love about Italy? Played our biggest show there yet at Palasharp and after the show a few of us even went out and did the funky chicken for one of the only times of the tour. We barely made it back in time for bus call and for the final trip to the last show in...


Night streets of Milan

Zurich!

The last show of the whole tour. The Fox Haus is a beautiful old art deco building and a great place to say goodbye (fittingly on neutral territory).

We did a big group photo with all our crew, SDC, and Carpark North. I surprised Carpark North and ran out on stage during their set and jumped around with them a bit. Great group of guys and really great band. Said our goodbyes, but I'm sure we will do more shows in the future.





Best time ever!

Zurich was a real goodbye show and we celebrated by playing STRANGER and EDGE OF THE EARTH.

Wow... What an adventure. It was epic, insane, beautiful, inspiring, and everything we hoped it would be. I can hardly believe it's over! Thank you so much to everyone who came to the shows and followed from afar. We will never forget it. It was simply the best tour we have ever done and it's all because of you. To the European travelers, the believers, the Echelon... We love you all and we will see you in Europe for the festivals in the summer!

Up next we are back on home turf and ready to rumble... North America is starting April 9th in Vegas!!! If you would like to come and join the adventure on the North American leg of the Into the Wild tour come to...
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We hope to see you all soon!

Provehito In Altum

-j

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Best time ever!

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Best time ever!

ça plus les marrons chauds je craque définitivement

My summer House et sa Guest House

Nouveau post, à Las Vegas !

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So... After leaving London, we had a few days at home in the city of angels before the start of the North American tour. We took advantage and shot a video for "This is War." Our buddy Monsieur Jimmy M wrote about it here.

Sin City, Laaaaas Vegas! The first stop for the Into the Wild North American tour and a perfect way to kick it off! Read on for my complete and detailed play by play breakdown on the strippers, booze, and gamblin' !!! :p

We flew in the day before to rehearse for the show. Got a chance to practice one my hobbies: aerial photography. Here's the Jesus of suburban sprawl of California and the arid Nevada deserts.















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The day of the show was jam packed with press, sound check, meetings, plotting, planning, and sorting out everything needed for the tour.







Had a hairstylist named Prima come and experiment...(it's "pomegranate").









In Vegas style, it was a late show (started at 11PM -- way past grampa's bedtime), but the crowd was amazing, and we had the best first show we can have ever hoped for.







I even heard Hugh Hefner stopped by the show. Hey, Hef, was that you in the

pit??? You're a mad man!!! Happy b-day, buddy!





Spent some extra time in Vegas with my buddy Vince relaxing in the Nevada sunshine. Told him how the day before, at the exact same spot, I looked up and saw two people doin' the naughty on the balcony in plain sight... oh Vegas, ya' never change.

Took a trip to my oasis, Whole Foods, to stock up the bus with healthy treats, including but not limited to, an avocado, raw cashews, coconut water (with pulp) and a yam or two. On the way out I saw an 11-year-old kid with a mini Mars hawk. We shared a head nod of solidarity.

After that I went on a great walk off the strip and into the industrial neighborhoods that surround. A million people under the bright lights of the city and a step away, total solitude. Crazy world.



















Off to Tucson and then onto Tulsa, Milwaukee, Chicago... and the rest!

The shows are selling out quickly (thank you for that!) so get your tickets fast!

Can't wait to see old friends and new faces on this epic adventure across the states.

-j



P.S. I never gamble, but I made one big bet and won 157,520 dollars! I gave it to a homeless guy named Tofu who said he was building a spaceship to get us all back to the 'motherland'. Seemed a worthwhile mission.

Selon lui sa crête est couleur "grenade" mais oui bien sur ! C'est rose chouchou, assume !

J'aime les photos aériennes! (en général, parce que là y a eu mieux comme vues)

Couleur "grenade", mouais, bien transgénique la grenade alors

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P.S. I never gamble, but I made one big bet and won 157,520 dollars! I gave it to a homeless guy named Tofu who said he was building a spaceship to get us all back to the 'motherland'. Seemed a worthwhile mission.

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P.S. je ne fais jamais de jeux d'argent mais j'ai fait un gros pari et gagné 157 520$! Je les ai donné à un sans-abri appelé Tofu qui m'a dit qu'il construisait un vaisseau spatial pour tous nous ramener sur notre patrie-mère (terre d'origine). Il m'a semblé que cette mission le méritait.

Mais c'est qu'elle est généreuse en plus la Charrette !

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Sympa les photos !

Mais oui, la couleur de cheveux on voudrait juste dire : LOL. Assume oui ^^

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On the way out I saw an 11-year-old kid with a mini Mars hawk. We shared a head nod of solidarity.

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A la sortie j'ai vu un gamin de 11 ans qui avait une mini crête martienne. Nous nous sommes lancé un signe de tête de solidarité.

Je sais pas vous mais j'ai trouvé ce moment énorme

je crois que la grenade c'est le fruit, et il est de couleur rose ^^, comme dans lITW ac la journaliste biscuités

Ouai enfin la grenade, le fruit, ça tend plutôt vers le rouge, plutôt que vers le rose Barbie !

Mouais tout dépend du point de vue

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P.S. I never gamble, but I made one big bet and won 157,520 dollars! I
gave it to a homeless guy named Tofu who said he was building a
spaceship to get us all back to the 'motherland'. Seemed a worthwhile
mission

Bah oui, bien sur.

Bou : c'est exactement de cette photo que je parlais avec la grenade rose ...

Ah ben autant pour moi mais les grenades de mon jardin (la campagne tout ça tout ça ) sont oranges vues de l'extérieur, du coup je parlais du rouge des graines moi.

T'inquiète Pitch, par chez moi aussi elles sont plutôt orange à l'extérieur les grenades et rouge à l'intérieur

moi je parlais juste de la photo ... Pas des grenades près de chez moi ....

30 Seconds To Mars Hits The Midwest

By Jared Leto

After leaving the insanity of Sin City, we went to play KFMA Day in Tucson with Muse. We went on stage right at Sunset and it was magic. Thanks to our family in Arizona for such a great show. And to the guys in Muse for coming to watch our set...


Left Tuscon and took a day off at the Grand Canyon. We picked a random spot and pulled over to climb around and explore and I quickly realized I had stopped at the EXACT same spot when I drove across the country to Los Angeles for the first time well over a decade ago. Of all the gin joints... serendipitous.





A beautiful day with the gang and then out of nowhere a snowstorm. Weird but great. Got on the bus, ate a yam and some homemade guacamole, and off we went...



+ Check out more 30 Seconds To Mars photos and tour updates after the jump!

We arrived in Tulsa for the show at the Brady Theatre grabbed our bikes and went for a ride, K+Q style... Saw that Arctic Monkeys were playing across the street at Cain's Ballroom, a cool place we used to play ages ago.



Cain's Ballroom... Definitely a trip down memory lane.



Chicago. A big one... Here's the list: Checked into hotel. Perfect day out, sunny and beautiful.
Went to the Sears/Willis tower and recreated the scene in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off."



Shannon went golfing. Tomo and I met up with the handsome Tim Virgin at Q101 and took over his show. (Thanks Tim, you still owe me dinner). Tomo bailed on us halfway but for a good reason: I set him and Shannon up to kayak through downtown Chicago at night. Someone's gotta have some fun!

Tim + I met with up with Kill Hannah's own Mat Devine and wandered around the city.


We even saw Tokio Hotel:






Jetted to Milwaukee for another Eagles Ballroom/ Rave show, which is always a great venue to play because there is so much history and mystery surrounding it. It's a haunted hall, dark as hell and creepy and supposedly built with help from the Nazi party in the late '30s for weird sacrificial rituals and other bologna. (Note: not sure if this is total BS or not but it's the rumor du jour). I left my John Hancock in the pool room and drew a giant mural too.



Drove BACK to Chi Town for the show and ended up being invited to the Cubs game to throw the opening pitch. My first time on the dirt (as they say), and I was just happy the ball landed in his glove as it had only been about 20 years since I held a baseball. and even then it was to probably break a window or something.



Tomo's hometown of Detroit was next, playing at The Fillmore, or as he knew it growing up, The State Theatre. It's pretty epic to be able to play at venues that you visited as a fan of band's playing there when you were a kid.

Now we are in Canada where I'm writing to you from our old haunt -- Toronto. Very much looking forward to playing our first show in here in over THREE YEARS!

Can't wait to see you all on the rest of the Into The Wild World Tour. Check out dates in your city at thirtysecondstomars.com

-j

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EDIT: deux photos manquantes, sorry ^^

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It's a haunted hall, dark as hell and creepy and supposedly built with help from the Nazi party in the late '30s for weird sacrificial rituals and other bologna.

Rituels, sacrifices... C'est pas en jouant dans des lieux décrits comme ça que ça va faire changer d'avis certaines personnes ^^

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(Note: not sure if this is total BS or not but it's the rumor du jour)

Je suis fan du franglais

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Now we are in Canada where I'm writing to you from our old haunt -- Toronto

Toronto *soupir de nostalgie, 2 ans déjà...*

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(Note: not sure if this is total BS or not but it's the rumor du jour)

Je suis fan du franglais

t'es en train de faire griller choupinet

euhhhhh il manque pas des trucs à la newsletter????

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We even saw Tokio Hotel:

Pour le franglais je crois que le "du jour" ça se dit par les américains... ils utilisent juste notre expression... ^^


@mary : il manque des trucs ?... quels trucs?

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(Note: not sure if this is total BS or not but it's the rumor du jour)

Je suis fan du franglais

t'es en train de faire griller choupinet

Hmmm...Je n'ai pas compris

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Pour le franglais je crois que le "du jour" ça se dit par les américains... ils utilisent juste notre expression... ^^

Oui oui c'est comme "rendez-vous", "déjà vu", etc... Ca m'a juste rappelé quand je speak franglais chez moi