Imagine Dragons, Loom and the German chart story

Imagine Dragons have turned their most recent studio album Loom into a long-running success story, particularly in Germany. According to the Official German Charts database, the record entered the German albums chart in early July 2024 and climbed to a peak position of No. 2, marking the band’s highest album placement in the country to date Official German Charts listing.

How Loom performs in Germany

Loom is the sixth studio album by Imagine Dragons and was released through Kidinakorner and Interscope Records on June 28, 2024, arriving in Germany shortly before it entered the country’s albums ranking album release overview. The Official German Charts entry dated July 5, 2024 shows Loom debuting and peaking at No. 2, with four weeks logged in the Top 100, giving the Las Vegas band their strongest German album run so far.

German chart data also puts Loom in context with the group’s earlier works. While Evolve and Smoke + Mirrors both reached No. 3 in Germany and Night Visions, Origins and Mercury releases peaked between No. 5 and No. 6, none of these titles matched the No. 2 height achieved by Loom in 2024 on the Official German Albums Chart German chart history for Imagine Dragons.

Chart context and streaming milestones

Beyond the German chart frame, Imagine Dragons’ catalog continues to generate substantial global streaming numbers. A recent Concord music publishing profile notes that the band has sold around 35 million RIAA-certified singles in the United States and 20 million albums worldwide, while highlighting that four of their songs, Believer, Thunder, Demons and Radioactive, have each surpassed one billion streams on Spotify, placing them among the platform’s top 100 most streamed tracks Concord publishing profile.

Independent streaming analysis pages that compile Spotify data show that the band’s overall catalog has moved more than 40 billion streams as of early September 2026, with individual songs such as Believer, Demons, Thunder and Radioactive sitting in the multi-billion-stream range. This continuing streaming demand helps explain why Loom, even as a newer release, could build on an already massive fan base when it entered the German market.

The musical core of Loom

Loom arrived as a ten-track studio album and continues Imagine Dragons’ blend of pop rock, alternative rock and arena-ready anthems, following earlier records such as Night Visions, Smoke + Mirrors, Evolve, Origins and Mercury – Acts 1 & 2. The band, fronted by singer Dan Reynolds with guitarist Wayne Sermon, bassist Ben McKee and drummer Daniel Platzman involved in the group’s classic era, uses Loom to combine melodic hooks with electronic textures and rhythmic drive.

Where Imagine Dragons stand in 2026

As of early September 2026, Loom remains the most recent full-length studio album for Imagine Dragons, with the band reported to be working on new material for a follow-up while no specific future headline tour date is firmly announced and publicly listed on their official tour page or major ticketing platforms.