Dan Reynolds Adds North American Dates to His Loop World Tour: Where He’s Performing and When… read more details.
the ongoing global concert tour by Imagine Dragons, supporting their sixth studio album Loom.
It began on July 30, 2024 in Camden, New Jersey, at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion.
The tour is scheduled through 2025, with its planned conclusion (per current public listings) in São Paulo, Brazil (October 30, 2025).
Over its course, it spans North America, Asia, Europe, Latin America, and more regions.
The tour is the band’s fifth major global tour.
So while the phrase “Dan Reynolds Adds North American Dates” is misleading (since it’s an Imagine Dragons tour, not a solo Dan Reynolds tour), the substance — that additional North American stops were added to the Loom tour — is accurate.
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How the additional North American dates were added
One of the key news hooks in your phrasing — “adds North American dates” — stems from a real development: the band announced extra shows in Salt Lake City, Toronto, and Los Angeles, due to high demand.
Here’s how that unfolded:
The Loom tour was publicly announced on April 22, 2024, alongside the album Loom.
The initial set of North American dates was revealed shortly thereafter.
Then, on April 24, 2024, the band confirmed that three additional dates would be added to the North American leg: in Salt Lake City, Toronto, and Los Angeles.
The additions were explicitly attributed to “overwhelming demand.”
These extra shows effectively expanded capacity and reach in markets that either sold out quickly or had demonstrated high demand.
Thus, if the headline had read “Imagine Dragons Adds North American Dates to Their Loom World Tour,” it would more closely match reality.
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Where and when: the North American (U.S. & Canada) dates
Below is a detailed listing of known North American dates for the Loom tour (2024), including the originally announced ones plus the added stops.
> Note: This list is compiled from multiple media, ticketing, and band sources; there may be minor adjustments, additional dates, or supporting-act notes not captured here.
Date City / Province / State Venue Notes / Opening Acts (if known)
July 30, 2024 Camden, NJ, USA Freedom Mortgage Pavilion Tour kickoff
August 2, 2024 Wantagh, NY, USA Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater
August 4, 2024 Holmdel, NJ, USA PNC Bank Arts Center
August 6, 2024 Mansfield, MA, USA Xfinity Center
August 8, 2024 Toronto, ON, Canada Budweiser Stage Toronto was part of the original schedule and one of the added dates.
August 12, 2024 Clarkston, MI, USA Pine Knob Music Theatre Announced as part of the U.S. leg.
August 14, 2024 Burgettstown, PA, USA The Pavilion at Star Lake
August 16, 2024 St. Louis, MO, USA Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre
August 18, 2024 Tinley Park, IL, USA Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre
August 20, 2024 Noblesville, IN, USA Ruoff Music Center
August 22, 2024 Bristow, VA, USA Jiffy Lube Live
August 23, 2024 Columbia, MD, USA Merriweather Post Pavilion
August 26, 2024 Virginia Beach, VA, USA Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater
August 28, 2024 Charlotte, NC, USA PNC Music Pavilion
August 30, 2024 West Palm Beach, FL, USA iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre
September 1, 2024 Tampa, FL, USA MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre
September 4, 2024 Dallas, TX, USA Dos Equis Pavilion
September 6, 2024 The Woodlands / Houston, TX, USA Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
September 8, 2024 Ridgedale, MO, USA Thunder Ridge Nature’s Arena (Sometimes billed in press as “Ridgedale area”)
October 22, 2024 Los Angeles, CA, USA Hollywood Bowl The U.S. leg is said to conclude here in many announcements.
Notes and clarifications:
Los Angeles was one of the added dates beyond the original announcement.
The band did multiple nights in Los Angeles (e.g. October 22, possibly more nights).
In some media descriptions, the North American leg is described as the band’s “biggest North American headline tour to date.”
The 2025 North American schedule is also mentioned in some outlets, saying the band plans to continue shows from May to July 2025 in stadiums across the U.S.
Thus, the “where and when” is fairly well documented — albeit under the banner of the Loom World Tour by Imagine Dragons.
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International legs, future plans, and 2025 schedule highlights
Because the tour is global, it’s worth mapping out how North America fits into the larger picture (so readers get the full context of “where else they’re going”).
2024: Beyond North America
After completing the U.S. / Canada dates in 2024, the band moved into Asia. According to media reports:
Performances in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (National Hockey Stadium) on November 21, Malaysia.
Bangkok, Thailand at QSNCC Expo Hall on November 23.
Singapore Indoor Stadium on November 25.
Taipei, Taiwan at Nangang International Exhibition Center, Hall 1, December 3.
Hong Kong, AsiaWorld-Arena (December 30–31, possibly) in some listings.
Tokyo, Japan (Ariake Arena) also appears in 2024 tour listings.
These acts transition the tour from the U.S. leg into the Asia/Pacific portion.
2025: European & Latin America
In 2025, the tour is projected to hit many European stadiums and Latin American venues:
The European stadium leg reportedly begins May 31, 2025, in Zurich at Stadion Letzigrund.
It continues across multiple countries: Estonia, Sweden, Czech Republic, Hungary, Italy, Portugal, Spain, France, Belgium, Germany, Netherlands, UK, etc.
The tour is slated to conclude in London, UK — specifically at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium — on July 26, 2025 (for its European leg).
After Europe, the band moves to Latin America: shows in cities/countries such as Bogotá (Colombia), Lima (Peru), Santiago (Chile), Buenos Aires (Argentina), Belo Horizonte, Brasilia, and São Paulo (Brazil). The Brazil finale is currently listed for October 30, 2025.
Hence, the North American dates form just one major leg of a longer global itinerary.
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What to expect: staging, setlist, experience
Beyond just dates and locations, fans and media have reported on how the Loom World Tour is being produced and received. These details help flesh out “where and when” into “how the show is happening.”
Production, staging, and visuals
Reviews emphasize that the show is built to be immersive and theatrical: elaborate lighting, staging, ramps, pyrotechnics, large video displays, and interplay with the crowd.
In one review, the opening sequence featured long ramps extending into the audience, allowing Dan Reynolds to interact directly with concertgoers.
During energetic songs like “Thunder”, pyrotechnic effects, smoke, and lighting explosions accompany the performance.
Confetti effects, giant inflatables (especially notable during “Take Me to the Beach”), and crowd interactivity are also used to break down the barrier between stage and audience.
The show pacing reportedly blends newer songs from Loom with fan-favorite hits (e.g. “Radioactive,” “Demons,” “Believer,” “Thunder”) so as to maintain energy and emotional resonance.
Performance dynamics & band lineup
At times, founding member Andrew Tolman (an early drummer of the band) has joined the touring lineup, bringing added depth to live percussion.
Reviews note that Reynolds spends a lot of time moving across the stage and into the crowd, maintaining a connection rather than staying static.
The energy is described as “stadium-sized but personal,” balancing spectacle with intimacy.
Setlist trends
While setlists differ from night to night, recurring patterns include:
A mix of new Loom tracks (e.g. “Eyes Closed,” “Take Me to the Beach,” “Nice to Meet You”)
Standout older hits like “Demons,” “Thunder,” “Radioactive,” “Believer”
Emotional slow bridging moments (ballads or introspective tracks)
High-energy closers that leave the crowd on a triumphant note
Some rearrangements or orchestral backing in special recordings — e.g., the Live from the Hollywood Bowl concert film includes reimagined versions with an orchestra.
Fan reception & reviews
According to concert reviews, Dan Reynolds’ voice holds strongly in large venues, and the show manages to “pull you in” despite scale.
One review describes confetti bursts, audience engagement, lighting effects, and the physical presence of Reynolds moving into the crowd as key highlights.
Fan discussion (e.g., on Reddit) mentions that visuals, video interludes, lighting cues, and immersive stage design are among the most appreciated elements.
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Why there is confusion (and how to phrase the headline more precisely)
Your phrasing “Dan Reynolds Adds North American Dates to His Loop World Tour” has a combination of inaccuracies or imprecisions. Here are the likely sources of confusion, and suggestions for more accurate alternatives.
Potential sources of error
1. Misnaming
The correct tour name is Loom World Tour, not Loop. Many sources uniformly call it Loom.
“Loop” could be a typographical error or mishearing.
2. Attribution to Dan Reynolds solo
Dan Reynolds is frontman of Imagine Dragons, but the tour is a band tour, not his solo tour. The framing “Dan Reynolds adds dates” suggests a solo venture rather than the band’s tour.
No credible source indicates a Dan Reynolds–only “Loop” or “Loom” tour with added North American dates.
3. Scaling and scope
The added dates are part of the broader Imagine Dragons schedule, not isolated “additions” by a solo artist.
But, in fact, the band did add North American stops in response to demand — the factual kernel in your phrasing.
More precise headline alternatives
Here are some possible ways to rephrase the headline more accurately:
“Imagine Dragons Adds North American Dates to Loom World Tour: Where and When”
“Extra North American Stops Added to Imagine Dragons’ Loom World Tour (Locations & Dates)”
“After Demand Surge, Imagine Dragons Expands North American Leg of Loom Tour — Full Calendar”
Those versions would better reflect the reality: that Imagine Dragons (with Dan Reynolds) expanded their U.S./Canada leg of the Loom tour.
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Summary & final thoughts
There is no verified “Dan Reynolds Loop World Tour” announced in credible sources.
What does exist is the Imagine Dragons Loom World Tour, which has added North American dates (Salt Lake City, Toronto, Los Angeles) to its original schedule due to demand.
The North American leg includes many U.S. cities plus Toronto, spanning July–October 2024.
The tour extends internationally into 2025, with European stadiums and Latin American dates.
The concerts are designed to be immersive, with elaborate staging, lighting, audience interaction, and amix of new and classic songs.
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