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Imagine Dragons geben Europatermine für die LOOM World Tour bekanntErste Stadiontournee im Sommer 2025 in Europa mit Halt in der Schweiz - Samstag, 31.05.2025 Stadion Letzigrund Zürich“Imagine Dragons are flying higher than ever ….Ten years after their commercial breakthrough, the Las Vegas rockers are still scoring real crossover hits, playing to packed houses, and playing a U2-esque long game” - Billboard “Imagine Dragons still know how to efficiently stomp stadiums into rubble…The alt-rock band remains reliably, radioactively enormous” - Rolling Stone“Imagine Dragons is one of the few remaining mega acts filling arenas with a real-life electric guitar loud and visible onstage.” - The Washington PostDie GRAMMY®- und mehrfach mit Platin ausgezeichnete Band Imagine Dragons hat heute den europäischen Teil ihrer LOOM World Tour angekündigt. Die Erfolgsband aus Las Vegas wird im Jahr 2025 erstmals eine komplette Stadiontournee durch Europa spie-len und dabei in 16 Ländern Halt machen, darunter die Schweiz, Estland, Tschechien, Ita-lien, Spanien, Frankreich und viele mehr. Nach sieben Jahren kommt Imagine Dragons zurück nach Zürich und spielen am 31. Mai 2025 eine exklusive Schweizer Show im Stadion Letzigrund.Im Sommer dieses Jahres veröffentlichte die Band ihr mit Spannung erwartetes sechstes Album LOOM (KIDinaKORNER/Interscope) und erntete grossen Beifall. Das Album stellt den Höhe-punkt ihrer künstlerischen Reise dar und ist ihr bisher bestes Werk. LOOM, das komplett von Imagine Dragons mit den schwedischen Hitmachern und langjährigen Bandkollegen Mattman und Robin produziert wurde, findet die perfekte Balance zwischen den klassischen Sounds, die sie zu Superstars gemacht haben, und der Frische, die ihnen im Studio so viel Spass bereitet hat.VIP: Es werden verschiedene VIP-Erlebnisse angeboten. Ausgewählte Pakete beinhalten eine signierte Gitarre, die von einem Bandmitglied von Imagine Dragons auf der Bühne gespielt wird, eine Backstage-Tour, ein Foto auf der Bühne und vieles mehr. Alle VIP-Pakete beinhalten frü-hen Einlass, digitale Aktivitäten und exklusives Merchandise. Mehr unter ImagineDragons-VIP.com.Über Imagine Dragons:Imagine Dragons definieren den Rock im 21. Jahrhundert neu. Mit ihren stadionfüllenden Hym-nen und Rekorden ist das mit dem GRAMMY® Award ausgezeichnete Quartett Imagine Dra-gons aus Las Vegas eine der grössten Rockbands der Welt. Mit 74 Millionen verkauften Alben, 65 Millionen digitalen Songs und über 160 Milliarden Streams sind sie die einzige Band in der Geschichte, die vier RIAA-Diamant-Singles vorweisen kann: «Radioactive» (16x-Platin), «Belie-ver» (13x-Platin), «Thunder» (12x-Platin) und «Demons» (11x-Platin). Seit ihrem Erscheinen im Jahr 2009 haben sie mit Night Visions [2012] (7x-Platin) (KIDinaKORNER/Interscope), Smoke+Mirrors [2015] (Platin) (KIDinaKORNER/Interscope) fünf aufeinanderfolgende Top-10-Debüts in den Billboard Top 200 erreicht, Evolve [2017] (Dreifach-Platin) (KIDinaKORNER/In-terscope), Origins [2018] (Platin)(KIDinaKORNER/Interscope), und Mercury - Act 1 [2021]( KIDi-naKORNER/Interscope). Mit der Veröffentlichung von Mercury - Act 2 (KIDinaKORNER/Inter-scope) im Jahr 2022 vollendeten sie ihr erstes Doppelalbum-Werk, das vom legendären Rick Rubin produziert wurde. Die Hit-Single «Bones», die auf Mercury Act 2 zu hören ist, erreichte Platz eins bei Alternative Radio und bleibt in den Global Top 50 auf Spotify. Der Hit «Enemy», der in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Rapper J.I.D. aus East Atlanta entstanden ist, wurde weltweit milliardenfach gestreamt und landete auf Platz 6 der IFPI Global Singles Chart für 2022. Sie do-minieren die Radiosender und sind eine von nur vier Bands, die jemals in Folge Top-5-Singles im Alternative-Radio hatten, und die einzige Band, die dieses Kunststück wiederholen konnte. Kürzlich haben Imagine Dragons auf Spotify Geschichte geschrieben: «Bad Liar» wurde ihr 10. Song, der die Marke von 1 Milliarde Streams überschritten hat. Die Band hält nun die Krone der Gruppe mit den meisten gestreamten Songs und ist die erste in der Geschichte der Plattform, bei der zehn Songs diesen Meilenstein erreicht haben. In der Zwischenzeit haben die Musikvi-deos von Imagine Dragons zu den Hits «Thunder» und «Believer» erstaunliche 2 Milliarden YouTube-Views erreicht, während die Videos zu «Radioactive» und «Demons» mehr als 1 Milli-arde Views erreicht haben. Sie haben mit jedem zusammengearbeitet, von Kendrick Lamar, Lil Wayne und Wiz Khalifa bis hin zu Avicii und dem Filmkomponisten Hans Zimmer. Sie haben Millionen für verschiedene Zwecke gespendet, darunter ihre Kinderkrebsstiftung Tyler Robinson Foundation und die LOVELOUD Foundation und das Festival von Frontmann Dan Reynolds zur Unterstützung von LGBTQ+ Jugendlichen. Im Jahr 2022 wurden sie vom ukrainischen Präsidenten Volodymyr Zelensky zu Botschaftern der UNITED 24-Stiftung ernannt, die humani-täre Hilfe in der Ukraine leistet. Bei den American Music Awards 2022 erhielten Imagine Dra-gons vier Nominierungen, darunter «Favorite Pop Duo or Group», «Favorite Rock Artist», «Fa-vorite Rock Album» und «Favorite Rock Song». Zudem wurde die Band bei den People's Choice Awards 2022 als «Gruppe des Jahres 2022» nominiert. Zuletzt erhielten sie eine MTV VMA-Nominierung für «Video For Good» für ihr gefeiertes Musikvideo «Crushed».
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23. Oktober 2024
While I didn't see much of the opening act (I believe it was Jacob Banks), Imagine Dragons were incredible! Dan Reynolds was incredibly charismatic and seemed to be genuinely enjoying himself on stage. He also mingled with the audience, and it was heartwarming to see small acts of support, such as Dan bringing Ukrainian flags out on stage, and Ben McKee at one point used a guitar with a trans flag on it. It was also great to see so many children and elders attending, proving that they connect with all ages. I have dreamed of attending one of their concert for years, and it absolutely lived up to the hype. 10/10, highly recommend!
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Imagine Dragons Biography
After the last note played on the last song of a marathon set a few years ago, Dan Reynolds, frontman for Las Vegas based rockers Imagine Dragons, realized it was all starting to come together. “We were playing a gig at this place called O’Sheas, which has the cheapest beer on the strip,” Reynolds remembers. “I was basically standing on top of the drums, the stage was so small. We were on our final song of a six-hour set. I got to the end of the song and just fully passed out in the middle of singing. I came to, got up, finished the song, and we got a standing ovation from all these people at this tiny little casino at three am on a weekday in Vegas. Something about that moment bonded us and made us realize that we were building a connection with people from all over the country.”
Since then that connection has only grown. Reynolds and his bandmates – guitarist Wayne Sermon, bassist Ben McKee, and drummer Daniel Platzman – independently released three EPs, toured extensively, and racked up numerous best-of-Vegas awards. Then, earlier this year, the band made their major label debut with the release of their Continued Silence EP available on Grammy award winning producer Alex Da Kid’s (Eminem, Rihanna) label, KIDinaKORNER. From the epic slow-burn throb of “Radioactive” to the upbeat percussive intimacy of “On Top of the World” to the delicate blend of acoustic guitar and synthetic pop on “Round and Round,” the collection showcases Imagine Dragons’ signature diversity of sound and sentiment. “It’s Time,” the EP’s anthemic, emotionally bare, foot-stomping lead single has become Imagine Dragon’s calling card. And it’s the song that sets the tone for what’s to come as the band prepares to enter the studio this summer to record their full-length debut with Alex Da Kid.
“I wrote ‘It’s Time’ during a very transitional period in my life,” Reynolds recalls. “It
seemed like everything was going wrong. I was trying to decide what I wanted to do
with my life, trying to figure out how seriously to take music. I was making decisions
about who I was. I’m a pretty young guy and I’m still trying to figure out the answer
to those questions. But I wrote that song just standing my kitchen stomping my feet
and clapping my hands. I wasn’t thinking about writing a great song, I was thinking
about what was important to me—about wanting to stay true to your roots but also
not be afraid to go outside your boundaries.”
That balance between riding steady and risking it all is the core tension at the heart
of Imagine Dragons’ sound and identity, and it’s a reflection of the city they call
home. “Our band wouldn’t exist without Las Vegas,” Reynolds says simply. “It’s
a great place for an artist to start out.” Sin City isn’t known as a creative hotbed
but, weirdly, that works to the advantage of the musicians who live there. “It’s not
oversaturated,” he explains. “As a new band you play the casinos - half covers, half
your own stuff – and you make ends meet. We were able to buy a band house and
support ourselves. Eating ramen, but still.” Eking out a living as a Vegas rocker
might be relatively easy, but competition is cutthroat because the city is like boot
camp for performers. Unlike in New York or LA where your biggest concern is being
the hottest rock act around, in Las Vegas you’ve got to compete with showgirls
and roulette and Cher at the Caesars Palace. “You learn to stand out because
you’re competing for the attention of people sitting at slot machines,” Reynolds
explains. “You have to bring everything you have and learn what grabs people’s
attention enough that they look up from the card table and say, hey, let’s check this
out!”
For Imagine Dragons that means a blend of hip-hop influenced backbeats layered
under thrillingly direct guitar, bass, and drums. “We like making raw natural noises
and keeping them raw and natural but transforming them into synthetic noises,”
Sermon says. “We are gearheads. We do a lot of experimenting with percussion
that’s electric and acoustic on top of each other.” Every band member except
Reynolds attended Boston’s prestigious Berklee College of Music, and the technical
skill and precision that comes with that education has impacted Imagine Dragons’
sound and process. “I’m a musician that goes by ear. And when you put those two
types of people in a room together that’s when the magic happens,” say Reynolds.
In a world where any teenager with a webcam can become a rock star then a has-
been all in the space of a few months, Imagine Dragons are a refreshing return to
the tried-and-true traditions of great rock and roll. They’ve learned how to be a
band the old fashioned way, by writing great songs and playing them live to an
increasingly large audience. But their secret weapon is the one element we’ve
truly lost in this exhibitionistic post-internet music culture: mystery. “The name
of the band is an anagram,” Wayne says. “We had this phrase but it was something
we didn’t really want to call the band so we agreed to switch the letters around
and came up with Imagine Dragons. We haven’t even told our own mothers what
the phrase was. As an artist you put so much of yourself out there it’s fun to have
something you keep to yourself.”
Mehr lesenSince then that connection has only grown. Reynolds and his bandmates – guitarist Wayne Sermon, bassist Ben McKee, and drummer Daniel Platzman – independently released three EPs, toured extensively, and racked up numerous best-of-Vegas awards. Then, earlier this year, the band made their major label debut with the release of their Continued Silence EP available on Grammy award winning producer Alex Da Kid’s (Eminem, Rihanna) label, KIDinaKORNER. From the epic slow-burn throb of “Radioactive” to the upbeat percussive intimacy of “On Top of the World” to the delicate blend of acoustic guitar and synthetic pop on “Round and Round,” the collection showcases Imagine Dragons’ signature diversity of sound and sentiment. “It’s Time,” the EP’s anthemic, emotionally bare, foot-stomping lead single has become Imagine Dragon’s calling card. And it’s the song that sets the tone for what’s to come as the band prepares to enter the studio this summer to record their full-length debut with Alex Da Kid.
“I wrote ‘It’s Time’ during a very transitional period in my life,” Reynolds recalls. “It
seemed like everything was going wrong. I was trying to decide what I wanted to do
with my life, trying to figure out how seriously to take music. I was making decisions
about who I was. I’m a pretty young guy and I’m still trying to figure out the answer
to those questions. But I wrote that song just standing my kitchen stomping my feet
and clapping my hands. I wasn’t thinking about writing a great song, I was thinking
about what was important to me—about wanting to stay true to your roots but also
not be afraid to go outside your boundaries.”
That balance between riding steady and risking it all is the core tension at the heart
of Imagine Dragons’ sound and identity, and it’s a reflection of the city they call
home. “Our band wouldn’t exist without Las Vegas,” Reynolds says simply. “It’s
a great place for an artist to start out.” Sin City isn’t known as a creative hotbed
but, weirdly, that works to the advantage of the musicians who live there. “It’s not
oversaturated,” he explains. “As a new band you play the casinos - half covers, half
your own stuff – and you make ends meet. We were able to buy a band house and
support ourselves. Eating ramen, but still.” Eking out a living as a Vegas rocker
might be relatively easy, but competition is cutthroat because the city is like boot
camp for performers. Unlike in New York or LA where your biggest concern is being
the hottest rock act around, in Las Vegas you’ve got to compete with showgirls
and roulette and Cher at the Caesars Palace. “You learn to stand out because
you’re competing for the attention of people sitting at slot machines,” Reynolds
explains. “You have to bring everything you have and learn what grabs people’s
attention enough that they look up from the card table and say, hey, let’s check this
out!”
For Imagine Dragons that means a blend of hip-hop influenced backbeats layered
under thrillingly direct guitar, bass, and drums. “We like making raw natural noises
and keeping them raw and natural but transforming them into synthetic noises,”
Sermon says. “We are gearheads. We do a lot of experimenting with percussion
that’s electric and acoustic on top of each other.” Every band member except
Reynolds attended Boston’s prestigious Berklee College of Music, and the technical
skill and precision that comes with that education has impacted Imagine Dragons’
sound and process. “I’m a musician that goes by ear. And when you put those two
types of people in a room together that’s when the magic happens,” say Reynolds.
In a world where any teenager with a webcam can become a rock star then a has-
been all in the space of a few months, Imagine Dragons are a refreshing return to
the tried-and-true traditions of great rock and roll. They’ve learned how to be a
band the old fashioned way, by writing great songs and playing them live to an
increasingly large audience. But their secret weapon is the one element we’ve
truly lost in this exhibitionistic post-internet music culture: mystery. “The name
of the band is an anagram,” Wayne says. “We had this phrase but it was something
we didn’t really want to call the band so we agreed to switch the letters around
and came up with Imagine Dragons. We haven’t even told our own mothers what
the phrase was. As an artist you put so much of yourself out there it’s fun to have
something you keep to yourself.”
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