I think we captured some of that magic with this video. The passion of the audience never ceases to amaze us. We have been on the road touring now for a very long time and have had the privilege to see the world as a result. And that undefinable thing that makes live shows so impactful.
So we focused on our incredible audience. He adds: “We wanted to celebrate the absolutely insane energy, the spontaneity, and the unity that comes along with our live shows. “We had a massive production with huge creative challenges and we were playing some of the biggest and best venues in the world. “The Monolith tour was one of the biggest, most ambitious tours of our lives,” Leto tells Rolling Stone. The video also features many of the wilder moments from the tour, like when Thirty Seconds to Mars frontman Jared Leto zip-lined down to the stage during a concert in Brazil. The clip is a montage of footage from the band’s 2018-2019 world tour, showing off the massive stadium crowds that have been absent during this past year’s pandemic. Thirty Seconds to Mars are celebrating the post- Covid-19 return to live music with a new video for “Hail to the Victor,” taken from their 2018 album America.
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