
ROCK GIANTS Imagine Dragons SET TO ROAR INTO 2022: ‘Mercury’ Tour Dates & Cities ANNOUNCED
In a thrilling announcement that has sent fans around the globe into a frenzy, multi-platinum, Grammy-winning rock band Imagine Dragons have unveiled their monumental 2022 tour in support of their latest studio release. The aptly-titled Mercury World Tour is set to launch the band into stadiums and arenas worldwide — and promises nothing less than full-on rock spectacle.
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The Big Reveal
Imagine Dragons confirmed the 2022 leg of their Mercury World Tour, aligning with the release of their highly-anticipated album Mercury – Acts 1 & 2. The tour is produced by Live Nation and will span multiple regions — kicking off in North America before embracing Europe and other destinations.
The first set of dates was released in late 2021, with ticket presales timed for early September and general sales opening on September 10. The band emphasises that this will be their most ambitious tour yet, with elevated production values, a grander stage, and a setlist that mixes new material with the hits that fans have come to adore.
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Key Dates & Cities
Here are some of the headline stops for the tour — though fans should note that more dates may still be added:
Feb 6, 2022 – Miami, FL (FTX Arena): The official launch date of the North American leg.
**Feb 8 – Jacksonville, FL; Feb 10 – Raleigh, NC; Feb 12 – Columbia, SC; Feb 14 – Long Island (UBS Arena); Feb 16 – Montreal, QC; Feb 19 – Pittsburgh, PA; Feb 21 – Indianapolis; Feb 23 – St. Louis; Feb 25 – Milwaukee (Fiserv Forum) – Feb 27 – Minneapolis (Target Center) – Mar 2 – Boise (ExtraMile Arena) – Mar 4 – Vancouver – Mar 7 – Seattle – Mar 9 – Portland – Mar 12 – Los Angeles (Staples) – Mar 14 – Phoenix (Footprint Center)
Summer & Europe additions: The band further expanded the tour with a batch of summer shows stretching into August and September, including a major hometown stop in Las Vegas: Sept 10, 2022 – Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas with guests Macklemore and Kings Elliot.
European festival and stadium dates: Key stops include a show at Milton Keynes’ Stadium MK (June 18, 2022) in the UK, and extensive festival appearances throughout Europe.
With this itinerary, the band intends to touch major markets across North America and Europe — and fans are already anticipating further global additions.
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Why This Tour Matters
This tour arrives at a pivotal moment for Imagine Dragons and for their fans:
The album Mercury – Acts 1 & 2 marks a renewed creative chapter for the band, with deeper lyrical themes, bold production and a sound that fuses rock, pop and electronic elements.
Given the scale of the venues (stadiums and large arenas) and the added summer-dates expansion, the band is signalling a return to full-blown live spectacle after the event-interruptions of recent years.
The inclusion of major collaborators/openers (Macklemore, Kings Elliot) adds crossover appeal and broadens the demographic reach — ensuring this tour isn’t just for die-hard rock fans but also for mainstream audiences.
For fans in regions beyond North America and Europe, this announcement raises hopes that further international dates (Asia, Africa, South America) may be announced — keeping alive the global “dragons roar” momentum.
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✅ Fan Tips & What to Expect
If you’re planning to attend, here are a few tips to help you make the most of the experience:
Tickets & presales: The band’s early announcement enabled presales (notably via American Express card-holders) ahead of general sale.
Check your venue: The production is massive — expect large stage sets, visual effects, maybe even multiple setlist surprises.
Arrive early: Some supporting acts and openers will start the show, so if you want full experience, get there early (doors may open ~1.5 hours before the main act). Fan forums indicate the band typically enters around ~8:20 pm when doors open at ~6-7 pm.
New vs old: Expect the band to perform the new songs from Mercury, but also their catalogue classics (such as “Believer”, “Radioactive”, “Demons”) to keep longtime fans engaged.
Watch for updates: As we’ve already seen a “summer leg” added, keep an eye on the official website or social media for further dates, especially if you’re outside North America or Europe.
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The Vibe
Imagine Dragons live shows are known for their high-energy, crowd-engaging performances. In preview materials and past shows, you’ll see the band blending rock instrumentation with expansive lighting rigs, immersive visuals and moments designed to create communal uplift. Here, with the Mercury tour, the message seems to be one of renewal — both musically and personally. As lead singer Dan Reynolds has noted in recent interviews, the band sought to push beyond metaphor into more direct emotional territory on the new album. The tour is the live embodiment of that ambition.
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Final Word
If you’ve been waiting for a live show that “shakes the world” — this is it. The Mercury World Tour promises to bring Imagine Dragons’ stadium-sized sound and emotional intensity to cities far and wide in 2022. Whether you’re a longtime fan or a newcomer eager for something big, the roar is coming — get your tickets, join the crowd, and prepare to be swept up in the live spectacle.
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