30 Seconds To Mars photographed at the Utilita Arena Birmingham in March 2019 during Monolith Tour.
Upon arrival at the venue, photographers were invited to shoot first three songs from the pit in front of the stage and then we had the freedom to roam around the arena and shoot the rest.

This was a show built around one monumental piece of stage architecture featuring a huge triangular monolith structure, surrounded by towering video screens, bold lighting, and crowd participation that constantly spilled onto the stage. At the center of it all stood frontman Jared Leto, whose theatrical stage presence and unpredictable movement made every few minutes feel visually different. As a photographer, this felt like documenting a surreal hybrid of rock concert, digital art installation, and fan-driven spectacle — where the stage looked monumental, but the human energy on it remained completely unpredictable.