A famous American actor and musician attempted to enter Australia undercover on Monday as he met up with his band ahead of their tour Down Under.
30 Seconds to Mars frontman Jared Leto arrived at Melbourne Airport on Monday going incognito, but failed to fool fans who he stopped to take photos with.
The Suicide Squad star covered his face with a mask, dark sunglasses and a camouflage cap further hidden by his hood.
Garbed in white slacks and comfortable sandals, the ageless actor, 52, bundled up in a black jumper with the word ‘stuck’ printed across the front.
Jared appeared to be in good spirits as he heads into the Australian leg of the 30 Seconds to Mars world tour.
The singer revealed to KIIS FM’s The Night Show with Mitch Churi on Saturday he is interested in engaging in some daredevil behaviour while visiting Down Under.
Jared is a fan of extreme sports and climbed The Empire State Building in 2023. Now he’s set his sights on climbing the Sydney Harbour Bridge – without a rope.
‘I would do the Harbour Bridge but honestly, it’s a little too safe for me. I’d want to do something a little bit further on the edge,’ the performer told the radio host.
A famous American actor and musician attempted to enter Australia undercover on Monday as he met up with his band ahead of their tour Down Under
‘If they’d let me climb it without a rope, I would do it. Without being harnessed in, because I’m sure everyone’s harnessed in right?’
Jared then called for fans to give him some ideas for what he could scale while in the country.
‘I’m down to do something [in Australia]. I’d love to come and climb something out there. If anybody has any ideas, DM (direct message) me,’ he said.
30 Seconds to Mars frontman Jared Leto arrived at Melbourne Airport on Monday going incognito, but failed to fool fans who he stopped to take photos with
30 Seconds to Mars will hit several big Aussie cities on their tour, including Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena, Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena and Brisbane’s Riverstage.
From there, they’ll head over to New Zealand.
The world tour will also see the band travel across Latin America, Europe, and North America – their first headline tour in over 5 years.
The Closer to the Edge hitmakers’ last album dropped on September 15, 2023, peaking at No. 76 on the Billboard 200.
The Suicide Squad star covered his face with a mask, dark sunglasses and a camouflage cap further hidden by his hood
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