So Insider asked frontman Dan Reynolds to rank these four songs from most to least fun to perform live.ĭan Reynolds in "Imagine Dragons Live In Vegas." Courtesy of Hulu
Their new Hulu documentary, "Imagine Dragons Live In Vegas," available to stream Friday, shows how a crowd needs only a whiff of each - the ominous drum beat of "Believer," the funky bass line of "Thunder" - for their screams to surge like a storm flood. Naturally, all of these tracks are staples in the band's live setlist. "Radioactive" was followed by "Demons" and "Believer" in 2021, and then "Thunder" in 2022. Today, Imagine Dragons has more diamond-certified songs than any other band in history. In 2015, "Radioactive" earned Imagine Dragons their first diamond certification from the RIAA, meaning the song went platinum 10 times over. The group's staggering success can be traced back to "Radioactive," a single from their 2012 debut album, "Night Visions." The song smashed chart records, won the Grammy Award for best rock performance, and was hailed as the "biggest rock hit of the year" by Rolling Stone. He even said he'd prefer to remove the song from the setlist, but wouldn't want to disappoint fans.įor over a decade, Imagine Dragons has reigned as one of the world's biggest bands. We asked Imagine Dragons to rank their diamond-certified songs from most to least fun to perform.įrontman Dan Reynolds put the band's breakout hit, "Radioactive," in last place. Christopher Polk/Penske Media via Getty Images Dan Reynolds of Imagine Dragons performs during the 2023 Bud Light Super Bowl Music Festival.
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