Imagine Dragons Setlist

I Don’t Know Why
It’s Time
Gold
Whatever It Takes
I’ll Make It Up to You
Mouth of the River
Yesterday
Start Over
Demons
Rise Up
On Top of the World
I Bet My Life
Thunder
with K.Flay
Believer
Walking the Wire
Radioactive

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With over 14,000 fans in attendance at Imagine Dragons last appearance in Minnesota, I can tell you that the band has massive appeal to a younger demographic.
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Machine Gun Kelly

Here are some shows taking place in the Minneapolis/St Paul area on November 13, 2016.
NOTE: This is the same night that Machine Gun Kelly (with Mod Sun) will play the Varsity Theater (Sold Out).
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Super Bowl Week in Minneapolis officially kicked into high gear as its newest concert venue (rehabbed to life in one of downtown’s oldest buildings) The Armory hosted its first proper concert as EA Sports Bowl presented Imagine Dragons.

Stay tuned for a more detailed report, but we wanted to get the setlist, pictures and initial notes up as soon as possible.

The red carpet was filled with numerous sports and culture celebrities and the venue itself is overall impressive and holds approx. 8,400 – a perfect niche between places like the smaller Roy Wilkins and the twice-as-large Target Center and Xcel Energy Center.

Opening act Machine Gun Kelly surprised the audience by bringing up hot hip-hop trio Migos mid-set, playing an hour-long set alternating between slicing verse and shredding guitar.

Instead of being bored watching the set change between acts, EA Sports hosted game competitions that saw Jamie Foxx face UFC Flyweight champion Demetrious Johnson on the just-released UFC 3 game and New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara face Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce in a game of Madden 18.

Imagine Dragons brought their arena-ready sound to a venue half the size, connecting with the crowd on tracks from the new record, as well as previous radio favorites. K. Flay even joined the band on stage mid-set, for their re-imagined ‘Thunder’ and singer Dan Reynolds gave a heartfelt speech about depression before the band’s ‘Demons’.

All in all, a great night at a promising new venue—stay tuned for more details!

Imagine Dragons TOUR DATES

02/16/2018 Merksem, Belgium Antwerps Sportpaleis

02/17/2018 Luxembourg, Luxembourg Rockhal

02/19/2018 Amsterdam, Netherlands Ziggo Dome

02/22/2018 Paris, France AccorHotels Arena

02/24/2018 Birmingham, UK Genting Arena

02/26/2018 Dublin, Ireland 3Arena

02/28/2018 London, UK O2 – London

03/01/2018 London, UK O2 – London

03/03/2018 Manchester, UK Manchester Arena

03/04/2018 Glasgow, UK The SSE Hydro

03/16/2018 Lollapalooza Argentina

03/17/2018 Lollapalooza Chile

03/20/2018 Asuncion, Jockey Club del Paraguay

03/22/2018 Rio De Janeiro, KM De Vantagens Hall

03/24/2018 Lollapalooza Brazil

04/03/2018 Paris, France AccorHotels Arena

04/04/2018 Floirac, Bordeaux Metropole Arena

04/06/2018 Barcelona, Spain Palau Sant Jordi

04/07/2018 Madrid, Spain WiZink Center

04/09/2018 Montpellier, France Arena Montpellier

04/10/2018 Lyon, France Halle Tony Garnier

04/12/2018 Munich, Germany Olympic Hall

04/13/2018 Zurich, Switzerland Hallenstadion

04/15/2018 Vienna, Austria Wiener Stadthalle

04/16/2018 Prague, Czech Republic O2 Arena

04/18/2018 Oberhausen, Konig – Pilsener Arena

04/19/2018 Frankfurt, Festhalle – Messe Frankfurt

04/22/2018 Hamburg, Barclaycard Arena

04/25/2018 Oslo, Norway Oslo Spektrum Arena

04/26/2018 Stockholm, Sweden Ericsson Globe

05/12/2018 Perth, Australia Perth Arena

05/15/2018 Melbourne, Margaret Court Arena

05/16/2018 Melbourne, Margaret Court Arena

05/18/2018 Boondall, Brisbane Entertainment Centre

05/19/2018 Sydney, Australia Qudos Bank Arena

05/21/2018 Auckland, New Zealand Spark Arena

05/23/2018 Wellington, New Zealand TSB Bank Arena

08/29/2018 Moscow, Russia Dynamo Central Stadium

08/31/2018 Kiev, Ukraine Olympic Stadium