It sounds like something new, but it also has roots in what we really always have been. “It’s progressive in a way for us as a sound. “I think it bridges the gap between the last album and this album,” McKee said of the single. The first song the band put out as the first new taste of the record was the song “Believer.” “It’s putting our best foot forward and to get all four of us to agree, we are all very picky and we’re hard on ourselves, so when all four of us collectively agreed on this record, we knew we were on to something,” he added. “It feels great to know we’re getting back on the road now that we’ve been off for a while and we have that great hunger to get back at it.”Ĭoming back in after an extended break to work on the new album, Platzman said they brought in more than 200 musical ideas and were able to sort through them to create something that all four members collectively agreed represented Imagine Dragons. All rights reserved.“Right now we feel so grateful for our fans who have been with us on this journey from the beginning, you know, some of them pre-‘Night Visions,’” Reynolds said. It includes the previously released songs “Follow You,” “Wrecked” and “Cutthroat.”Ĭopyright © 2021, ABC Audio. Imagine Dragons, meanwhile, is preparing to release a new album called Mercury - Act 1 on September 3. Other artists taking part in Walmart’s Homecoming include Chance the Rapper and country star Kane Brown. In addition to the music, the concert will end with a “surprise for the school to inspire and uplift everyone as they head back to class,” a press release says.

“ am excited for the opportunity to give back to the community through this Homecoming event.”

“I owe much of my success to the school,” he adds. “I had many teachers that helped me find confidence in both who I was, and who I wanted to become.” “Bonanza High School played a huge role in my creative and personal growth,” says Reynolds.

ID will be performing August 27 in honor of Dan Reynolds‘ alma mater, Bonanza High School in Las Vegas. The “Radioactive” rockers are taking part in Walmart’s Homecoming concert series, featuring artists playing concerts for the teachers and students of the schools they went to growing up.

Imagine Dragons is headed back to school.

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