Imagine Dragons, Mercury Tour brings arena rock back to Germany

Imagine Dragons return to European arenas with their extended Mercury Tour. The rock-pop band from Las Vegas adds new 2026 dates, including a night at Berlin's Uber Arena, according to the official tour schedule and major ticketing platforms.

New Mercury Tour dates and German anchor

Imagine Dragons have been touring globally behind their double album Mercury – Acts 1 & 2, and the new leg confirms the project’s staying power in the live market. The updated route brings the band back to Germany with a show at Berlin's Uber Arena, giving fans in the capital a fresh chance to see their arena production up close.

The Berlin date fits into a wider European run that threads major cities and arenas across the continent. In Germany, Uber Arena stands out as a key stop on the itinerary, reflecting the group’s strong audience base in the country, where songs like Radioactive, Believer and Thunder have become regular fixtures on mainstream radio rotations.

Album-driven setlist and Wednesday depth

The current tour centers on Mercury – Acts 1 & 2, released in two parts in 2021 and 2022 with a combined tracklist that runs well beyond the length of a conventional studio album. Act 1 arrived in September 2021 with songs like Wrecked, while Act 2 followed in July 2022, turning the project into a full-length double release and expanding the live setlist options significantly.

On stage, Imagine Dragons have been balancing their new material with fan favorites from earlier albums such as Night Visions, Smoke + Mirrors, Evolve and Origins. That gives the Mercury shows the feel of a de facto greatest-hits evening, even though the tour is formally tied to a specific studio project rather than a compilation.

How the Mercury era sounds

The Mercury project marked a stylistic stretch for Imagine Dragons, blending the band’s stadium-sized choruses with more stripped-back moments and reflective lyrics. Act 1 leaned into emotional ballads and mid-tempo tracks, while Act 2 broadened the palette with heavier rhythms, uptempo cuts and experimental production choices across its dense tracklist.

Produced with a team that included Rick Rubin on Act 1, the recordings brought a different energy compared with the polished modern-rock sheen of Evolve or the electronic edge of Origins. Live, that translates into a dynamic contrast between intimate piano-led passages and explosive full-band segments, which is one reason the tour continues to draw strong crowds well into its extended run.

Where Imagine Dragons stand now

Imagine Dragons are currently in the middle of promoting Mercury – Acts 1 & 2 on the road, with the next confirmed live date scheduled on their extended Mercury Tour at Berlin's Uber Arena, following other European arena stops.

Disclaimer: Dates and venues are subject to change; fans should check the official Imagine Dragons channels and local ticketing providers for the latest updates before planning travel or purchases.