Imagine Dragons extend Loom Tour with 2026 arena dates
Published on 07/28/2026 at 11:00 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
Imagine Dragons continue their Loom Tour 2025 into 2026 with new European arena and festival dates. According to the band’s official tour schedule and major ticketing platforms, the route includes a stop in Berlin alongside other key shows across Europe and North America.
New Loom Tour dates and German anchor
The current tour cycle, built around the 2024 studio album Loom, stretches well into 2026 with a mix of headline arena dates and festival slots. Berlin features on the European leg as a key stop, reflecting the band’s consistently strong draw in Germany’s live market.
Alongside the Berlin arena concert, Imagine Dragons are scheduled for additional mainland European cities such as Paris, Madrid and Milan, as well as major UK venues. In parallel, the band maintains a significant presence at summer festivals, making the Loom Tour 2025 one of their most extensive runs since the Evolve era.
How the Loom Tour compares to earlier runs
Compared with the Mercury tour, the current routing leans even more heavily on large-capacity arenas and festival main stages, underlining the group’s status as a modern arena rock act. Venue capacities frequently reach into the 10,000 to 15,000 range, with German dates typically positioned in that bracket.
The tour’s geographic spread also mirrors where Imagine Dragons have performed strongest on the charts. Germany remains one of their core European territories, with singles like Radioactive and Believer having charted prominently in the Offizielle Deutsche Charts, which helps explain the continued focus on German cities in the live schedule.
More news and background on Imagine Dragons
For further updates on Imagine Dragons, from new tour dates in Germany to chart news around their album Loom, our news overview keeps you up to date.
Where the band stands right now
Next on the schedule is an announced arena concert on the European leg of the Loom Tour 2025, which keeps Imagine Dragons on the road as one of the most visible rock-pop acts in the touring market.
The sound and themes of Loom
Loom continues Imagine Dragons’ blend of arena rock, pop hooks and electronic textures, with production leaning on prominent drums and layered vocals. The album follows the two-part Mercury project and again pairs the band’s songwriting with polished, radio-friendly arrangements.
Lyrically, the record combines introspective themes with the broad, anthemic choruses that have become a hallmark of the group’s work since Night Visions. For the live show, this translates into setlists that mix new material with established hits, ensuring that the tour appeals both to long-time followers and newer listeners.
Imagine Dragons at a glance
- Act: Imagine Dragons
- Genre: Rock / pop
- Origin: Las Vegas, United States
- Active since: 2008
- Lineup: Dan Reynolds (vocals), Wayne Sermon (guitar), Ben McKee (bass), Daniel Platzman (drums)
- Label: Interscope / KIDinaKORNER
- Key works: Night Visions (2012), Smoke + Mirrors (2015), Evolve (2017), Mercury – Acts 1 & 2 (2021/2022)
- Current album/single: Loom, released in 2024
- Charts / certifications: Multiple Platinum certifications in the US and Europe, including strong chart performances in Germany’s Offizielle Deutsche Charts for singles such as Radioactive and Believer
- Next live date: Arena concert on the European leg of the Loom Tour 2025
Frequently asked questions about Imagine Dragons
What is Imagine Dragons’ current tour called?
The band is touring under the banner Loom Tour 2025, named after their 2024 studio album Loom, with dates continuing into 2026 across Europe and North America.
Does Imagine Dragons play shows in Germany on this tour?
Yes, the tour routing includes at least one large-scale arena show in Germany, with Berlin listed as a key stop on the European leg according to the official live schedule.
Which albums dominate the Imagine Dragons setlist?
The current setlists balance new songs from Loom with earlier hits from albums like Night Visions, Evolve and the two-part Mercury project, offering a cross-section of the band’s catalog.
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