Imagine Dragons have officially unveiled their highly anticipated 2026 “Last Ride” World Tour, sending waves of excitement across their global fanbase. While the band has not labeled the tour as a farewell, the emotional title and sweeping scale of the announcement suggest it could mark the end of a powerful era for the Grammy-winning rock group.
The tour is set to kick off on May 12, 2026, in Las Vegas, Nevada — the band’s hometown — in what promises to be a symbolic and high-energy opening night. From there, the North American leg will hit major cities including Los Angeles, Seattle, Chicago, Toronto, New York City, Atlanta, Dallas, and Miami. After wrapping up in North America in late June, the band will head overseas.
The European leg begins in July, with confirmed stops in London, Paris, Berlin, Amsterdam, Madrid, Rome, and Stockholm. Stadium shows are planned in several cities, reflecting the band’s continued global dominance. In September, Imagine Dragons will travel to Australia and New Zealand, performing in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Auckland before closing out the tour in Tokyo, Japan in October 2026.
Frontman Dan Reynolds shared an emotional message alongside the announcement, thanking fans for “a decade-plus of unforgettable memories” and promising that the “Last Ride” tour will celebrate every chapter of the band’s journey — from Night Visions to their most recent releases. The band has hinted at a career-spanning setlist packed with anthems like “Radioactive,” “Demons,” “Believer,” and “Thunder,” along with deeper cuts for longtime supporters.
Production is expected to be their biggest yet, featuring immersive visuals, pyrotechnics, and an arena-to-stadium stage design.
Ticket pre-sales begin next month, with general sales opening shortly after. Whether it’s truly the last ride or simply a new beginning, 2026 is shaping up to be unforgettable for Imagine Dragons fans worldwide.
