Entrevista | 30 Seconds to mars No Curto Circuito na sic radical

Amanha, mão percam na sic radical no programa Curto Circuito uma entrevista aos 30 seconds to mars, na altura do concerto. Começa por volta das 16h30. Por isso, não percam.

Closer To The Edge Week Missão #3


O Objectivo desta nova missão, é comentar o mais possível , em sites que tenham artigos , noticias sobre os 30 seconds to mars. vão ao itunes, avaliem  o album ,e partilha os teus videos favoritos dos 30 seconds to mars, em outros sites, blogs.
Para mais informações, vão ao site oficial aqui.

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Kerrang Magazine [capa]

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Review | Out Last Night: 30 Seconds To Mars at The House of Blues



By Maddie Grussendorf
Post date:
January 25th, 2011 1:21pm

I woke this morning with the image of Jared Leto’s flailing limbs hoisted amidst a sea of pumping fits on my mind, reminiscing on 30 Second to Mars’ second show in a two night stand at the House of Blues. Frontman Jared Leto made it clear rock veterans were in The House. After thirteen years of experience, he owns every inch of the venue stage. Blood loyal fans lined the walls as Leto let the room flood with their voices line after line. Lights cut through the crowd as voices reverberated off the walls, and we all came together in a jump house jamboree.
Leto not only stole the spotlight in last night’s House of Blues’ concert, but he allied the audience in a request to start moshing. If only they could. The crowd was too involved hoisting each other up on their shoulders and clutching their fists against their chest to do anything of the sort. Leto may have wanted a rage, but he got euphoria instead, as the crowd continued to jump, pump, and chant as he sang.
God, did Leto sing, belting his ballads the way he’s famous for, but it was his on stage etiquette that kept the crowd knee deep in each other’s excitement. He’d cut into songs to demand more noise, and rearrange the crowd as he replaced front row texters with crazed back row thrashers, calling for more, more, and more jumping. At times, even the singer seemed to tire, egging the crowd on to sing while he coughed out word by word between breaths with the audience.
Mars came back for one more song along with half the audience by their side. Leto sang “Kings and Queens” with the swaying and screaming of at least a third of his fans behind him on stage. 30 seconds to Mars brought a juggernaut of lights and music to the House of Blues, so much so that the show left me longing for a larger venue. A little advice for the band: next time in Dallas, do one show, but go big.
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Videos | Austin, Music Hall


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Entrevista | Jared leto na rádio 94.5 FM

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Entrevista | Jared Leto na BRAVO (2010)


5 questions to Jared Leto (30 Seconds To Mars)
Rock star told us about his childhood, disadvantages and love to music.
Bravo: Tell honestly- have you always wanted to be actor and musician?
Jared: Already from my childhood I have known that my destiny is art. I have always felt dislike to “normal life”. I have never wanted to have a usual job and been only a piece of large machine. I have wanted to tried different things, tasted a life. Because of this being artist, actor, musician have always been an ideal solution.
Bravo: How mention you your childhood?
Jared: I brought up in poor family. We were tramps and we moved again and again. My mom worked as photographer and she liked to travel. When I was little, I lived in different states: I was born on a south of USA, in Louisiana, but them we moved to north, on Alaska. For a while we even lived in Brazil and Haiti. My childhood was like travel of dream, full of adventures, but difficult challenges too.
Bravo: Why new album of you band is called “This Is War”?Jared: For some past years we non-stop fought- with journalists, critics and labels. It was real war! Ferocious, brutal and bloody. We fought with everyone, who wanted to change us. We don’t like, when someone has an influence on us against to our beliefs. Finally we struck up a peace, but we are pleased that we attempted a fight, because this make us stronger as a band.
Bravo: Do heard this on your new album?
Jared: It seems to me. Fans, who contact with me, approach our music and sound very emotionally. I have talked with soldiers, who got back from Iraq. They said that the only one, what let them, even for a while, forget about horror of war, was our songs. It’s only show, such power music can have.
Bravo: Do you have any disadvantages?
Jared: I do anything for bottle of… spicy sauce. I spice its everything. I know that this is unhealthy, but I’m addict to this.
[PHOTO: Actor Jared Leto (38 years old) from 12 years already is a leader of rock band 30 Seconds To Mars.]
Translation and scans by Marycha
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Prémios NME | Nomeações


Arcade FireArctic MonkeysKasabianFoals and Biffy Clyro are among the acts nominated for this year’s Shockwaves NME Awards.
The full nominations list for the honours are listed below – voting is open now at NME.COM/awards.
The winners will be announced at the ceremony at the O2 Academy Brixton on February 23.
Foals have five nominations in total, including nods for Best British Band and Best Album, while Arcade Fire are nominated for four.
Arctic MonkeysKasabian and Biffy Clyro are also up for the Best British Band honour, along with last year’s winnersMuse.
The nominations for the Shockwaves NME Awards 2011 are:
Best British Band (supported by Shockwaves)
Arctic Monkeys
Biffy Clyro
Foals
Kasabian
Muse
(Last year’s winner: Muse)
Best International Band (supported by T4)
Arcade Fire
Kings Of Leon
My Chemical Romance
The Drums
Vampire Weekend
(Last year’s winner: Paramore)
Best Solo Artist
Florence Welch
Frank Turner
Kanye West
Laura Marling
Paul Weller
(Last year’s winner: Jamie T)
Best New Band (supported by Boxfresh)
Beady Eye
Everything Everything
Hurts
The Drums
Two Door Cinema Club
(Last year’s winner: Bombay Bicycle Club)
Best Live Band
Arcade Fire
Biffy Clyro
Foals
Kasabian
Muse
(Last year’s winner: Arctic Monkeys)
Best Album
Arcade Fire – ‘The Suburbs’
Crystal Castles – ‘Crystal Castles II’
Foals – ‘Total Life Forever’
My Chemical Romance – ‘Danger Days: The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys’
Two Door Cinema Club – ‘Tourist History’
(Last year’s winner: Kasabian’s ‘West Ryder Lunatic Pauper Asylum’)
Best Track (supported by NME Radio)
Cee Lo Green – ‘Fuck You’
Foals – ‘Spanish Sahara’
Gorillaz – ‘Stylo’
Janelle Monae (featuring Big Boi) – ‘Tightrope’
Mark Ronson & The Business Intl – ‘Bang Bang Bang’
(Last year’s winner: The Big Pink’s ‘Dominos’)
Best Video (supported by NME TV)
Arcade Fire – ‘We Used To Wait’
Brandon Flowers – ‘Crossfire’
Chase & Status – ‘Let You Go’
Gorillaz – ‘Stylo’
My Chemical Romance – ‘Na Na Na (Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na)’
(Last year: Biffy Clyro’s ‘The Captain’)
Best Festival
Download
Glastonbury
Reading And Leeds Festivals
T In The Park
V Festival
(Last year’s winner: Glastonbury)
Best Dancefloor Filler
Crystal Castles – ‘Baptism’
Kele – ‘Tenderoni’
Plan B – ‘Stayed Too Long’
Professor Green – ‘Jungle’
Tinie Tempah – ‘Pass Out’
(Last year’s winner: La Roux’s ‘In For The Kill’ (Skream remix))
Best TV Show
Misfits
Never Mind The Buzzcocks
Peep Show
Skins
The Inbetweeners
(Last year’s winner: The Inbetweeners)
Best Film
Get Him To The Greek
Inception
Kick-Ass
Scott Pilgrim vs The World
The Social Network
(Last year’s winner: Inglourious Basterds)
Hero Of The Year
Gerard Way
Julian Assange
Lady Gaga
Kanye West
(Last year: Rage Against The Machine)
Villain Of The Year
Axl Rose
David Cameron
Justin Bieber
Nick Clegg
Simon Cowell
(Last year’s ‘winner’: Kanye West)
Most Stylish (supported by Shockwaves)
Brandon Flowers
Hayley Williams
Lady Gaga
Liam Gallagher
Noel Fielding
(Last year’s winner: Lady Gaga)
Least Stylish
Cheryl Cole
Justin Bieber
Ke$ha
Lady Gaga
Liam Gallagher
(Last year’s ‘winner’: Lady Gaga)
Worst Album
Cheryl Cole – ‘Messy Little Raindrops’
Justin Bieber – ‘My World’
Katy Perry – ‘Teenage Dream’
Kings Of Leon – ‘Come Around Sundown’
My Chemical Romance – ‘Danger Days: The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys’
(Last year’s ‘winner’: Jonas Brothers)
Worst Band
30 Seconds To Mars
JLS
Jonas Brothers
Kings Of Leon
Tokio Hotel
(Last year’s ‘winner’: Jonas Brothers)
Best Band Blog or Twitter
Frank Turner
Hayley Williams
Kanye West
Lily Allen
Theo Hutchcraft
Best Book
Carl Barât – ‘Threepenny Memoir’
Jay-Z – ‘Decoded’
John Lydon – ‘Mr Rotten’s Scrapbook’
Keith Richards – ‘Life’
Russell Brand – ‘My Booky Wook 2′
Best Small Festival (50,000 capacity or lower)
Bestival
Kendal Calling
Latitude
RockNess
Underage Festival
Best Album Artwork
Foals – ‘Total Life Forever’
Gorillaz – ‘Plastic Beach’
Klaxons – ‘Surfing The Void’
MGMT – ‘Congratulations’
My Chemical Romance – ‘Danger Days: The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys’
(Last year’s winner : Kasabian’s ‘West Ryder Lunatic Pauper Asylum’)
Hottest Woman
Alison Mosshart
Emily Haines
Hayley Williams
Lady Gaga
Shakira
(Last year’s winner: Karen O)
Hottest Man
Alex Turner
Billie Joe Armstrong
Dominic Howard
Jared Leto
Matt Bellamy
(Last year’s winner: Matt Bellamy)
The Shockwaves NME Awards Tour 2011 takes place throughout February, while Shockwaves NME Awards Showsare also taking place in London throughout the month. See NME.COM/TICKETS for details.
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Entrevista | Shannon e Tomo para a Music Industry online


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Closer to the edge week missao #2

a missão desta vez está focada no Facebook, façam os vossos avatares e coloquem nos como foto de perfil, divulguem o video pelo facebook.
Para mais informações, aqui fica o link

Matt McJunkins em torné com os 30 Seconds to Mars

É um pequeno artigo no site Musicians Institute . Aqui fica o link para lerem o artigo completo.

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