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Thirty Seconds to Mars add Nuremberg and Stuttgart to 2027 tour

Jared Leto's band celebrates "A Beautiful Lie" and "This Is War" with eight shows in Germany and Austria. Presales for the new dates begin Oct. 28.

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Archive image: Jared Leto performing with Thirty Seconds to Mars

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Thirty Seconds to Mars have added two shows to their "A Beautiful Lie vs This Is War" tour: May 5, 2027, at Nuremberg's PSD Bank Nürnberg Arena and May 6 at Stuttgart's Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle. The tour, celebrating two of the band's best-known albums, now has eight dates in German-speaking countries.

It opens April 12 at Munich's Olympiahalle, followed by Vienna (April 14), Frankfurt, Berlin, Hanover and Cologne (April 21). Presales for the two new dates open Wednesday, Oct. 28, at 10 a.m. via PayPal and Telekom, followed a day later by Ticketmaster, according to Ticketmaster Germany's blog.

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