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The North American and European circuit is in support of the group’s fifth studio album, Mercury, which was released in late 2021.

Las Vegas pop-rock outfit Imagine Dragons performed a mix of new music and chart-topping hits - like the wildly popular and wildly repetitive song Thunder - for a crowd of roughly 6,500 people during a local stop on the band’s multi-continent Mercury Tour. Lightning and thunder (and a storm of melancholy pop ballads) rained down upon the crowd at Canada Life Centre on Tuesday night. This article was published (489 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.

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And they're the reason we have a career and we're going to play them those songs. "Our fans are paying money to be there and they want to hear these songs that they want to hear. Referencing other longtime bands who have ditched some of their popular songs while touring, noting that he's "not hating" on them and understands where they're coming from, Reynolds said that's "not who what we do." "And if it weren't for that, I probably would veto that song." "'Radioactive' is a song that a lot of fans want to hear," he said. While it may not be Reynolds' personal favorite to sing for a crowd, that doesn't mean he won't keep performing it for fans who have the song close to their heart. If you're feeling a bit disappointed because "Radioactive" is one of your favorite Imagine Dragon songs and you want to see it live, don't worry.

It's always at the end of the set, so I'm tired at that point." "We've played 'Radioactive,' I don't know how many times, but let's just say a lot of times," he said. But why is that? Well, according to Reynolds it can be pretty "hard" to sing plus the "length of time" between now and its release more than a decade ago has led the band to perform it more times than Reynolds can even remember. In a recent interview with Insider, Reynolds shared that Imagine Dragons' 2012 hit track "Radioactive" is "probably my least favorite to play," per People. Imagine Dragons has had several hit songs throughout the years, but frontman Dan Reynolds is revealing which one of the band's massive hits is his "least favorite" song to perform live.