After years of dominating airwaves, selling out stadiums, and inspiring millions across the globe, Imagine Dragons have announced their final bow. The band revealed that 2026 will mark the launch of The Final Storm, a worldwide farewell tour that promises to be their most ambitious and emotionally charged yet.
The announcement, delivered through a cinematic teaser on the band’s official channels, sparked an immediate outpouring of excitement and heartbreak from fans. Dan Reynolds described the tour as a “reckoning”—a celebration of their journey and a goodbye to the stage that defined their careers.
Known for their explosive live shows, Imagine Dragons are no strangers to spectacle. Their concerts have always been thunderous affairs—filled with pounding drums, soaring vocals, and stage visuals that immerse audiences in a world of sound and light. But The Final Storm has been teased as something far greater: a closing chapter designed to etch the band’s name permanently into the history of rock.
The tour will open in Las Vegas, Nevada, the city where Imagine Dragons first found their footing, before traveling across North America, Europe, Asia, and Latin America. Fittingly, the finale is scheduled for Reykjavík, Iceland, a symbolic nod to the band’s atmospheric soundscapes and their ties to Nordic-inspired aesthetics.
North America will see stops in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, New York, Toronto, and Mexico City. Each city was carefully selected to honor fan bases that carried Imagine Dragons from their indie beginnings to chart-dominating superstardom. Concertgoers can expect setlists mixing fan favorites like “It’s Time” with their global hits “Radioactive,” “Believer,” and “Enemy.”
Europe will be a centerpiece of the farewell, with dates in London, Paris, Berlin, Rome, Madrid, Stockholm, and Copenhagen. European audiences, who have long embraced the band’s fusion of anthemic rock and pop sensibilities, are anticipated to bring some of the tour’s most emotional sing-alongs.
The Asia leg is equally momentous, with performances scheduled in Tokyo, Seoul, Bangkok, Singapore, and Manila. Imagine Dragons have consistently sold out shows in the region, and industry insiders suggest the 2026 shows will be staged on an even grander scale, with cutting-edge technology and immersive storm-inspired stage designs.
South America, renowned for its passionate crowds, will host shows in São Paulo, Buenos Aires, Santiago, and Bogotá. Dan Reynolds has often praised South American fans for their unmatched energy, and these concerts are expected to deliver some of the most electrifying nights of the entire tour.
For Reynolds, this farewell is deeply personal. In a recent statement, he shared: “This tour isn’t just about closing a chapter—it’s about giving back to the people who gave us everything. Every song, every stage, every night is a thank you.” His words underscore the raw emotion Imagine Dragons intend to pour into every performance of The Final Storm.
Beyond the music, fans can expect surprises. Whispers of guest appearances, collaborations, and interactive fan experiences have surfaced, suggesting that this farewell will be more than just concerts—it will be a living celebration of the band’s legacy. Exclusive merchandise and limited-edition vinyl releases are also planned to commemorate the occasion.
Ticket sales are expected to break records once they go live. With the knowledge that this will be Imagine Dragons’ last major tour, demand is projected to skyrocket, and fans are already preparing for the frenzy. For many, this may be the final chance to experience the band’s storm-like energy in person.
As the world braces for The Final Storm, one thing is certain: Imagine Dragons are leaving on their own terms—with fire, emotion, and gratitude. From the anthems that lifted spirits in quiet bedrooms to the stadium-shaking choruses that united tens of thousands, their legacy is secure. And now, with dates and cities revealed, the countdown begins toward one last reckoning—an unforgettable farewell to one of the most defining bands of the 21st century.
