Imagine Dragons Take the Road by Storm

Imagine Dragons have revolutionized rock in the 21st century, filling stadiums with stadium-filling anthems and collecting multiple RIAA Diamond-certified singles. Frontman Dan Reynolds stands out as an extraordinary human being with generous, charitable and philanthropic spirits.

His sensibilities might be informed by Pearl Jam, Nirvana and '90s pop music; however, his main source of influence likely comes from larger-than-life rap artists.

Music Tour

Imagine Dragons has established itself as an unparalleled rock band - one that transcends pop radio, hip-hop audiences and generational and genre barriers to create an ardent fan base across generations and genres. Their followers will get an opportunity to witness everything Imagine Dragons offers during its second arena tour in three years this summer.

Imagine Dragons have given a strong hint that their next album, "Thunder", may contain mysterious clues through its cover art, which features two figures separated by an arcuate sunbeam. Frontman Dan Reynolds states it is unclear whether it represents sunrise or sunset as a representation of their excitement yet uncertainty about their latest project.

Alt-rock band The 1975 has opened a new chapter since their 2017 double platinum-selling EVOLVE album which produced three consecutive #1 singles, but they remain true to themselves as Loom finds them taking chances while keeping true to their roots while honoring their alt-rock legacy.

Evolve World Tour

Imagine Dragons have returned to the road this summer in support of their third album Evolve and have hit up 38 shows throughout the US on this tour. Each show featured America's Got Talent winner Grace Vanderwaal from Suffern, NY opening for them. Shows often began with an extended version of "Radioactive."

Imagine Dragons performed classic songs such as "Believer" in addition to new tracks off Origins, their most dynamic album yet. Origins features a range of genres including the electronic dance track "Natural" and the emotive ballad "Whatever It Takes".

Reynolds describes touring as an integral component of his band's identity and as an enormous therapeutic effort for himself and his bandmates; every performance becomes an opportunity to release pent-up emotions. Their efforts have earned two Billboard Music Awards and resulted in them selling over 12 million albums worldwide.

Present by IMC Live Global, the Evolution World Tour will make its stop in Singapore at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on October 7. Tickets go on sale through SingTel member pre-sale on 31 July and IMC Live Global pre-sale on 1 August; please visit their official Facebook event page for further details.

Smoke + Mirrors World Tour

Imagine Dragons joined with Southwest Airlines to host "Destination Dragons" shows across America before the release of their second album Smoke + Mirrors. This tour honored small clubs and venues where the band got their start, paying homage to these spots where Imagine Dragons got started.

Dick Carruthers - who has worked with such artists as Led Zeppelin and The Killers - directed the show. His focus was to synchronize visuals and music so listeners were inspired to pay more attention to every song; each piece of art brought the emotion behind each piece into focus.

Tim Cantor crafted thirteen paintings that represent each song on Smoke + Mirrors for exhibition on their 2015 tour, but those who missed out can catch these remarkable displays at selected cinemas for one-time only events.

After their heavier 2012 and 2015 albums, Imagine Dragons' 2017 release Evolve was noticeably lighter in tone. Sonically, Evolve features more uptempo songs with greater heart and soul as well as slower songs from Evolve's ballad section. At concerts featuring Imagine Dragons this fall, fans can anticipate songs from Evolve alongside earlier hits - as well as special guest Velour joining for select dates to perform new routines as well as reprise "So Emotional", the song which helped her win Drag Race competition! In special event Velour will perform new routines including her hit from Drag Race as she reprises "So Emotional."

Night Visions World Tour

Imagine Dragons have grown into one of the biggest and most captivating acts worldwide since releasing their 2017 double platinum album Evolve which produced three consecutive #1 singles and went double platinum. Their Evolve World Tour sold more than 1.7 million tickets worldwide during its 116 date run, culminating their most successful year yet.

Imagine Dragons first came into prominence after their 2008 formation with their 2012 debut album Night Visions, produced by Hip-Hop veteran Alex da Kid and Indie Rock maestro Brandon Darner, featuring an eclectic array of musical genres that left no fan unmoved.

After the release of Night Visions ten years ago, this band has gone on to win numerous accolades, such as two Grammys and two Billboard Music Awards. Their incredible live shows have packed arenas worldwide while their groundbreaking albums have become cultural landmarks.

Imagine Dragons will celebrate a major milestone by releasing a Super Deluxe Edition of their groundbreaking debut LP on September 9, 2022. This Expanded Edition contains all 11 studio bonus tracks + two previously unreleased demo tracks plus 11 studio bonus tracks from studio sessions plus the Night Visions Live CD/DVD combination as well as a full disc of Night Visions remixes - available through all digital stores plus 2-LP with original artwork plus limited-edition canary-yellow lithograph and 2-CDs.