The world-renowned rock band Thirty Seconds to Mars is set to perform in Georgia at the autodrome in Rustavi.
Fronted by Jared Leto, the group plans to stage the concert as part of their international tour “A Beautiful Lie vs This Is War!”, commemorating two of the band’s landmark albums.
Tickets will reportedly go on sale on October 30 at 10:00 a.m. on the Biletebi.ge ticketing platform. The concert itself is scheduled for May 27, 2027.
The American rock outfit has previously performed in Georgia at the Black Sea Arena, the country’s largest concert venue. That show took place on August 13, 2019, as part of the Check in Georgia government initiative. Speaking to the audience from the stage at the time, frontman Jared Leto remarked: “We should have come to Georgia 10 years ago.”
In October 2024, Jared Leto and his band drew sharp criticism from the anti-war community. The outcry followed a performance in Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, during which the musician addressed Russian citizens in attendance:
“Guys, we missed you. One day, when all these problems are over, we’re going to come visit you in your homeland. We’ll return to Serbia, make our way to St. Petersburg, stop by Moscow, and drop down to Kyiv.”
The remarks were also condemned by Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which called Leto’s desire to perform in Russia an insult to those “who sacrifice their lives defending freedom.”
