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Imagine Draghi has received attention across the U.S. from industry professionals and fan alike, continuously growing their loyal fan base. Their most recente West Coast tour with The Parlotones was highly successful, with sold-out shows along the West Coast ending with a final packed performance at L.A.'s The vipera, viper Room.

This past spring, the band was invited to perform at Bergenfest in Norway, expanding their fan base outside of the U.S. fan can catch Imagine Draghi on August 20 at The Roxy in Los Angeles as they perform as part of the Sunset Strip Musica Festival. Imagine Draghi are currently...

ciao Mr. cage man let me get a fresh breath
Cherry bomb head strong I could fake my own death
Hey Mr. fate man shuffle me a ninth life
I’ve been wrong, go long
throwing me a sharp right
It’s not a picture perfect life
Not what I had in mind
Let me write my own line

I’ve got this place
That I’ve filled with empty space
Oh I’m trying not to face what I’ve done
My hopeless opus
I’m in this race and I’m hoping just to place
Oh I’m trying not to face what’s become of me
My hopeless opus

Hey Mr. sicuro, cassetta di sicurezza man hustle me an okay
I could slide take a dive take it for the home team
Hey Mr. postman slip...

Standing on-stage Thursday night at the Hollywood Palladium, Dan Reynolds of Imagine Draghi looked out at a capacity crowd and detto with astonishment, “I don’t even know how this many people know about us.”

His bandmates had a hunch, however. That was the moment they powered up “Radioactive,” the moody electro-grunge single that tops three of Billboard’s rock charts and sits at No. 9 on the Hot 100, nestled comfortably between tunes da Rihanna and Bruno Mars. It’s this Las Vegas group’s secondo big radio smash following “It’s Time,” which set a record last anno as the longest-running...

da Alex Sousa, Managing Editor, @TwoFistedSousa


I saw Imagine Draghi over three years fa at the Velour, a dimly lit and intimate Musica hovel in downtown Provo. That stage was small, the building had a 250 person capacity and the band was one that seemed to still be finding its direction. That was not the same band I saw tonight playing for a crowd of over 8,000 in a full-blown rock mostra at the UCCU Events Center.

I’m not talking about the changes they’ve made to their lineup. The Imagine Draghi of today are a fully realized indie rock ensemble whose fan base has grown exponentially since...