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2.17.19

Thursday's TV Highlights: 'Vikings' on History

TALK SHOWS CBS This Morning Becca Pizzi. (N) 7 a.m. KCBS Today Amanda Peet; Phillipa Soo; Scott McGillivray. (N) 7 a.m. KNBC Good Morning America Kiefer Sutherland. (N) 7 a.m. KABC Good Day L.A. Dan Reynolds. (N) 7 a.m. KTTV Live With Kelly and Michael Kiefer Sutherland; Travis Fimmel; Jazmine Sullivan performs. (N) 9 a.m. KABC The View (N) 10 a.m. KABC The Meredith Vieira Show Lance Bass and stars of "Child Genius." (N) 11 a.m. KNBC The Doctors A woman's morning-after video goes viral; teens die after drinking a deadly cocktail. (N) 11 a.m. KCAL The Wendy Williams Show Jason Sudeikis and Stephen James ("Race"). (N) 11 a.m. KTTV The Talk William Shatner; Debbie Matenopoulos. (N) 1 p.m. KCBS Rachael Ray Katie Lowes ("Scandal"). (N) 1 p.m. KABC The Dr. Oz Show Michael Strahan discusses his father's health scare; Shannen Doherty's battle with cancer. (N) 2 p.m. KTTV http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/tv/showtracker/la-et-st-thursday-s-tv-highlights-vikings-on-history-20160217-story.html

1.13.16

Imagine Dragons on Loving Halsey, Learning From Paul Simon, New Tour Film On March 2nd, Imagine Dragons fans who missed out on the band's 2015 tour can experience the next best thing. That night, at 7:30 p.m. local time, Fathom Events presents a cinematic recap of the band's massive Toronto show — performed for an audience of 15,000 — during their tour in support of last year's Smoke + Mirrors. The film will not only unite fans across North America; it will also stand as a testament to the incredible production values featured on Imagine Dragons' most recent world trek. Watch the exclusive trailer below. Singer Dan Reynolds recently spoke with Rolling Stone about the film, Smoke + Mirrors tour opener Halsey and the band's tight-knit fan community before Imagine Dragons embarked on the short final leg of their world tour. "We put out an album that hit hard, and I really feel like we have a community now from touring pretty relentlessly for eight years," he said. "I honestly feel like social media has been really important to us to help us really feel close to our fans, even though we haven't met." What made you guys decide to release this concert film as one-night-only event for your fans? We always wanted to do this, but we just finally were able to put it together and felt like this tour really had kind of a special vibe to it. We worked with the Moment Factory, a really, really rad production company, and we put together a show that felt really special. We wanted to capture it and figured it'd be really cool to do it in a setting where fans could come together and go into a theater and experience something like that. Our fans are a close community even though they're spread out around the world. Twitter makes it so that people that haven't ever met grow friendships together. I thought this would be a cool way to bring people together who are in similar cities and may have met each other on Twitter because of the band. Will the band be making appearances at any of the theaters? I can't say any specifics on that because we don't know the specifics yet, but yes, we are definitely going to go see it with some fans in at least one location. I actually think it will be a few locations, but I couldn't tell you which locations those were. What made this tour in particular so special for the band? This record in particular was a special record to all of us. It translated well live just because it's a really dynamic album. Like, Night Visions was really fun to play live, but I don't feel like it translated as well live as Smoke + Mirrors did, particularly because we tracked a lot of this

album live. A lot of the songs were just played as a band in a studio as opposed to Night Visions [where] a lot of it was just kind of put together. It's just a really emotional album and vulnerable. For me, it made it more real every night to be able to get on stage. I didn't feel like I had to perform. It came easier 'cause I was able to get behind the songs and the lyrics because they were real things that I was going through. Whereas with Night Visions, I wrote that over four years, so sometimes songs didn't feel relevant to me anymore. Smoke + Mirrors just translated particularly well live because of the vulnerability of the album. It's incredibly rare to see a band get as big as Imagine Dragons has within a few years. How was it to transition to stadiums and arenas for this last tour? We've been a band now for eight years, and the longer you're together the more you know each other as musicians and the better it feels on stage. It's incredible as this young of a band to be playing arenas. We also spent four years playing in tiny clubs to no people and also knew that feeling together as a band. We've gone through a lot together, whether it was getting robbed together or living together in a house for three years or just being poor and taking any gigs we could get to make money. We really had the appreciation to be able to have fans come out. I can think of so many times we played tours that were not sold out and in 100-capacity rooms, and you look out and there are like 20 people in the room and you're kind of embarrassed to get onstage. I think every band needs to go through that in order to really appreciate playing to 15,000 people every night around the world. I feel like if we skipped that first step and then slowly moving up to bigger clubs and going through those stages, it would’ve gotten to our heads, and I think we wouldn’t have appreciated as much. You mentioned the fan community. How did you guys translate that intimacy that you guys experience with your fans to an arena performance? I remember my first time playing in a bigger venue, and I was actually quite afraid that it wouldn't be as intimate because all I knew for four years was just clubs. Surprisingly enough, it somehow retained a level community. The word that I would use for arenas and amphitheaters and even theaters is more like a community feeling. It's thousands of people, but somehow you all feel very connected, and when everybody is singing along with the same words, even if you can't see everybody’s face, you feel everybody's energy, as long as it's a good show [laughs]. I can't remember who [said this] but early on in my career we played with a band and the singer had played much bigger venues, and he told me that whenever he gets onstage, he would make a real effort to look everybody in the eye at least within the front row and find a connection with them, and that would always help him get more into the music. I always try to do that. One really great testament to the type of relationship that your band has with your fans is seen in Halsey, who recently shared how much your music meant to her while she was hospitalized for psychiatric care while in high school. Since she joined you on this tour, what was it like to experience that real-time effect of your music on someone who is now starting to blow up on their own? Halsey is such a cool girl — a very, very strong woman and a real artist. [I have] a ton of respect for her. She is super humble. She came on the tour and was extremely grateful and had no ego, which she totally could have had because she blew up really quickly, even quicker than us. She was just totally down to earth, and I really enjoyed that tour and enjoyed hanging out with her.

She became best friends with my three-year-old daughter, and she would bring her little gifts and bunnies and was such a sweetheart. Of course, [her fandom] means a ton. Any time that your music means something to an artist that you really respect and think is a wonderful human being means a great deal. I absolutely love Halsey, and it means a great deal. I know that you guys still have more shows coming up earlier this year, but what's the plan for the rest of the year for Imagine Dragons? Are you going to start working on your third album? We are going to take some serious time off [laughs]. I'll be in Eastern Europe for three weeks, and those are the final dates. Within the last year, we've done South America and North America, Europe, Asia, Australia, so this will be the final part of the world tour, and it’s been absolutely incredible and more than we ever could have dreamed it to be, especially on the second album. When you have fans coming out on the second album, it really feels like, "OK, now we have a community and it's real." We don't have any plans to go into the studio or anything like that. I mean, we're always writing just because that's what we do. It's our hobby. But, yeah, I don’t know. ... I don’t even know when we'll be in the studio. What are some of your favorite concert films or live shows? Paul Simon's Graceland, period. Actually, I love all of Paul Simon's music. His live show, to me, is one of the best live shows that I've ever seen, and I had a DVD of [a Graceland concert] that I held on to forever, and that I feel is always inspirational to me. Bruce Springsteen plays a huge impact on my live performance. Honestly the only DVD that I've had though was Paul Simon. For Graceland, he had so much world influence, and he brought it onstage with him. I felt like it always made the world feel like a smaller place in a lot of ways — bringing a lot of different peoples and cultures together, and that has always been my goal. That's been the goal of Imagine Dragons: to be a world band. It's such a broad

vision. When we were nobody, we never thought "our dream is to be a world band." Your dream is just to fill up a club when you're nobody. But, honestly, from the beginning, we really did want to be able to travel the world and get to know different peoples and cultures and bring people together regardless of their religion or where they're from or whatever kind of music they're into. Our goal as Imagine Dragons has been to bring people together

http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/imagine-dragons-on-loving-halsey-learning-from-paul-simon-new-tour-film-20160113?page=2

3.1.16

Imagine Dragons Guitar Tech Shows Off Wayne Sermon's Live Gear Today, GuitarWorld.com presents the excusive premiere of a very guitar-centric clip from Imagine Dragons. In the clip, which you can check out below, Shane Johnson, the band's guitar tech, shows off guitarist Wayne Sermon's live setup—including guitar after guitar (after guitar). Be aware that Imagine Dragons are coming to movie theaters for a special one-night concert event Wednesday, March 2, with their award-winning Smoke + Mirrors. Filmed as part of the band's current world tour the Smoke + Mirrors set list features hits such as "Demons," "I Bet My Life" and "Radioactive." This stunning concert film, which was directed by Dick Carruthers (Led Zeppelin, the Killers, Oasis), was shot in front of 15,000 fans in Toronto. “We put more blood, sweat and lasers into planning the Smoke + Mirrors Tour than any performance we've given to date, and it's something we'll always remember," the band said in a statement. "This event captures that live energy in an incredibly immersive way. We can't wait to show it to fans all over the world who either want to re-live the experience we shared together or see it for the first time."

http://www.guitarworld.com/gear-electrics-artists-artist-news-artist-videos/imagine-dragons-guitar-tech-shows-wayne-sermons

2.29.16

Imagine Dragons detail new concert movie "I think about how there are people out there who might have been waiting for two

years to see us play, and that keeps us going," frontman Dan Reynolds tells EW. Imagine Dragons recently headed off the road for their longest stretch of down time since breaking big six years ago. But for fans who are jonesing for their particular brand of alt-pop-rock, there’s Imagine Dragons In Concert: Smoke + Mirrors, the group’s new concert film coming to select theaters Wednesday, March 2. The concert featured in the film took place last July 4 in Toronto, perennially a favorite tour stop for the group, and EW caught up with charismatic frontman Dan Reynolds to chat about showing the footage to his daughter, battling depression, and when fans can expect new Imagine Dragons music. ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Why did you want to make a concert movie? Reynolds: I grew up on [concert] DVDs more than shows. I came from a super conservative family. [Reynolds grew up a member of the Mormon Church in Las Vegas.] And I had eight siblings — seven brothers and one sister. When you have that many kids in the family, your parents aren’t going to pay for you to go a show, you had to find the money yourself. There are a lot of kids like that, who can’t go to concerts, so we wanted to be able to give something to fans who maybe can’t make it to the show. And also, it’s something that we, as a band, can hold onto forever. The greatest takeaway of the film, to me, is seeing how all-in you guys go every night. We all love this. This is our passion. We did probably over 200 shows this last year — it’s easy to have a night where you feel off or tired or like you don’t want to do a show. You’re going to have a day where you’re in a bad mood. But I think about how there are people out there who might have been waiting for two years to see us play, and that keeps us going. You have a young daughter, do you think about when she’ll be able to watch something like this? I already feel the embarrassment she’ll feel. My hair was so awkward! It’s only six months later and I already feel like this — how will I feel in 20 years? She’s only three and she’s already so much cooler than me. In 15 years I know I’m going to be a joke. When Smoke + Mirrors came out and this tour kicked off, you said that it was the hardest time you’ve had dealing with your depression. How are you now? I can honestly say the last six months of my life have been the healthiest I’ve had in years and years. I’ve battled depression for a long time, like in middle school and high school, but settling

into life after the album blew up and the band took off…it took me a while. It was so heavy, I couldn’t find a way out. What are some of the positives you get out of touring? Honestly, it’s the greatest thing you could ever experience. And the joy isn’t in going out there and thinking, “All these people are here to see me and listen to my music” — it’s that you’re in a room with tons of people and you’re all there for the same cause, singing together and celebrating life, the highs and lows of it, together. People have debated where Imagine Dragons falls on the pop/rock divide for a while. Do you ever feel a need to clarify your position? Growing up my favorite bands were like Phil Collins, Paul Simon, and U2 — very pop-melody driven music. I didn’t grow up listening to heavy rock ‘n roll, so I get it when people think we’re a pop band. [But] I prefer to think of us as an alternative act. It’s a funny word but “alternative music” is just music that you can’t place. And at the end of the day, it doesn’t really matter. There’s so much genre-bending at this point, it doesn’t matter as much. Have you started writing for the next album? We’ve promised each other this year off. I think everyone needs a little bit of time off from the band — including the public [laughs]. Who will be the first to break the promise? I couldn’t even gamble on that. But like, Wayne [Sermon] missed the birth of his baby a few weeks ago when we were overseas, so I feel like I can confidently say he’ll be the last to be ready to go. Then again, he sent me a song yesterday [laughs]. http://www.ew.com/article/2016/03/01/imagine-dragons-concert-movie

2.18.16

Imagine Dragons concert film coming to a theater near you

LOS ANGELES (FOX 11) - Imagine Dragons is coming to a theater near you!

Frontman Dan Reynolds stopped by Good Day LA on Thursday to promote the band's new concert film, Imagine Dragons in Concert: Smoke + Mirrors, in theaters March 2. Being one of nine children in the family, Reynolds said he never got to to go concerts and only got to experience musicians at home through DVDs and television.

While the band is still performing in shows all over the world, the concert film is for others who might not be able to afford concert tickets.

http://www.foxla.com/good-day/good-day-la-celebrity-interviews/93762487-story

3.1.16

Re-live Imagine Dragons’ ‘Smoke + Mirrors’ Tour One More Time in Select Theaters March 2,

This past summer Imagine Dragons went on their biggest world tour to date, Smoke + Mirrors Tour, in support of their sophomore album and personally my favorite. The world tour saw Imagine Dragons performing hit singles such as “Demons,” “I Bet My Life,” “Radioactive,” and a personal favorite song of mine with an incredible light show “Friction” among 19-20 others throughout 108 shows around the world. With the success of their tour, the many withdrawals their fans would have, me included, Imagine Dragons are hitting the cinema screens for one night only to re-live the experience of Smoke + Mirrors Tour. The live concert film took place during their Toronto, Canada stop of the tour with 15,000 fans in attendance. That’s a huge upgrade from the days when Dan Reynolds would perform new songs for his family via Youtube during down time of his mission trips. The live concert film, directed by Dick Carruthers, gives fans an up close and personal experience of the bands entire set in 4k and Dolby Atmos bringing the clearest audio and visuals possible. I had the pleasure of screening the film and was more than happy with its final result. The cinematography was seriously breathtaking, far from the cliche live concert films. I’ve always known Wayne Sermon was an insane guitarist but i never realized how fast his fingers were until watching his guitar solos up close through the film. The live concert film will hit select theaters Wednesday, March 2. Get your tickets and live or re-live the experience of one of my favorite live bands, Imagine Dragons.

http://frontrowliveent.com/relive-imagine-dragons-smoke-mirrors-tour-time/

3.2.16

Sound Check: Imagine Dragons debut concert film in area theaters

Imagine Dragons plan on taking an extended break from recording and touring. But fans can still see them on the big screen — for one night only. The group will premiere “Imagine Dragons in Concert: Smoke + Mirrors,” a live film shot last July 4 in Toronto, at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 2, at theaters around the country, including IMAX screens at the AMC Forum 30 in Sterling Heights, the AMC Livonia 20 and the AMC Fairlane 21 in Dearborn. For a full list of theaters and ticket information visit FathomEvents.com. The show in Toronto “felt special,” Imagine Dragons frontman Dan Reynolds says by phone from his home in Los Angeles. “I remember walking offstage being very happy, like knowing this was a good night to capture and there was a special energy in the room. I just hoped that it would translate on film, and I think it really captures it.” Advertisement • Imagine Dragons grappled with reality for sophomore album • Imagine Dragons show love to their Oakland County fans The film is slated to be released on DVD later this year as well. Reynolds and his bandmates, meanwhile, “have forced ourselves to take a year off,” and he views the film as a cap to a frenetic and successful nearly four years for Imagine Dragons. During that time the group, which was formed in Las Vegas, released a pair of top-selling albums — including 2012’s double-platinum “Night Visions” and last year’s chart-topping “Smoke + Mirrors.” The group also scored hits such as “Radioactive,” “Demons,” “I Bet My Life,” “Shots” and “Roots” and won a Grammy award along with two American Music Awards. “This has been such a crazy few years of our life I think we’d be really remiss not to document it,” Reynolds said. “A lot of it’s been, like, a blur. I can hardly remember half of it because the paces was just nonstop. And this (Smoke + Mirrors) tour was really special. We really put a lot into the production value of it and all of us were really proud of how it turned out and we wanted to capture it and have it to hang on to and also give it to our fans to hold onto the experience as well, or to see if they weren’t able to get to the show. “Growing up, I hardly ever got to go to concerts, so a lot of my favorite shows were on DVDs, so I want to give that experience to our fans, too.” http://www.dailytribune.com/arts-and-entertainment/20160302/sound-check-imagine-dragons-debut-concert-film-in-area-theaters

3.2.16

Sound Check: Imagine Dragons debut concert film in area theaters Imagine Dragons plan on taking an extended break from recording and touring. But fans can still see them on the big screen — for one night only. The group will premiere “Imagine Dragons in Concert: Smoke + Mirrors,” a live film shot last July 4 in Toronto, at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 2, at theaters around the country, including IMAX screens at the AMC Forum 30 in Sterling Heights, the AMC Livonia 20 and the AMC Fairlane 21 in Dearborn. For a full list of theaters and ticket information visit FathomEvents.com. The show in Toronto “felt special,” Imagine Dragons frontman Dan Reynolds says by phone from his home in Los Angeles. “I remember walking offstage being very happy, like knowing this was a good night to capture and there was a special energy in the room. I just hoped that it would translate on film, and I think it really captures it.” Advertisement • Imagine Dragons grappled with reality for sophomore album • Imagine Dragons show love to their Oakland County fans The film is slated to be released on DVD later this year as well. Reynolds and his bandmates, meanwhile, “have forced ourselves to take a year off,” and he views the film as a cap to a frenetic and successful nearly four years for Imagine Dragons. During that time the group, which was formed in Las Vegas, released a pair of top-selling albums — including 2012’s double-platinum “Night Visions” and last year’s chart-topping “Smoke + Mirrors.” The group also scored hits such as “Radioactive,” “Demons,” “I Bet My Life,” “Shots” and “Roots” and won a Grammy award along with two American Music Awards. “This has been such a crazy few years of our life I think we’d be really remiss not to document it,” Reynolds said. “A lot of it’s been, like, a blur. I can hardly remember half of it because the paces was just nonstop. And this (Smoke + Mirrors) tour was really special. We really put a lot into the production value of it and all of us were really proud of how it turned out and we wanted to capture it and have it to hang on to and also give it to our fans to hold onto the experience as well, or to see if they weren’t able to get to the show. “Growing up, I hardly ever got to go to concerts, so a lot of my favorite shows were on DVDs, so I want to give that experience to our fans, too.” http://www.theoaklandpress.com/arts-and-entertainment/20160302/sound-check-imagine-dragons-debut-concert-film-in-area-theaters

3.1.16

Imagine Dragons in Concert: Smoke + Mirrors Hits Movie Theatres Have you ever experienced the euphoric and intense feeling of being at a concert? The intense sound, the energetic crowd and, of course, the amazing performance by the artists. We had the opportunity to experience just that, without actually being at a live concert. How is that possible? Get ready to hear about our wonderful concert experience in a movie theatre. We had the pleasure of seeing an advance screening of the visually stunning Imagine Dragons in Concert: Smoke + Mirrors film.

Using the latest advances in audio technology, the upcoming one-night concert event features Imagine Dragons, one of the world’s hottest bands, performing on tour in front of 15,000 fans in Toronto, Canada. The amazing experience is an Acoustician’s dream in 4K & Dolby Atmos, an incredible and unique surround sound experience that made us believe we were a part of the Toronto audience. While watching this film in Atmos, we felt every note lead singer Dan Reynolds sang, immersed

ourselves in every stroke of Daniel Wayne Sermon’s golden guitar, every beat of Daniel Platzman’s drums, and even the applause, screams, and shouts of the audience. It is an unbelievable experience that everyone should partake in. Directed by Dick Carruthers, whose client list includes Led Zeppelin, The Killers, Oasis, and Beyonce, the filmed concert, brought to you by Fathom Events, CinemaLive and Eagle Vision, is a one of a kind experience for Imagine Dragons fans and anyone who loves to “feel the music”. Seeing Imagine Dragons in Concert: Smoke+Mirrors in theaters will allow fans in attendance the chance to re-live the experience and will give those of us who were not able to see the band in concert, a chance to see them up-close and personal on the big screen from the comfort of the nearest theater. The concert film features the band’s hits such as On Top Of The World, Demons, It’s Time, and the Grammy Award-winning Radioactive from their platinum-selling debut album Night Visions, and recent hits such as I Bet My Life, Gold, and Shots from the band’s most recent album, Smoke + Mirrors. Check out the trailer below: Imagine Dragons in Concert: Smoke+Mirrors, will be released in select theaters nationwide tomorrow, March 2nd, 2016. https://www.mylifeonandofftheguestlist.com/2016/03/01/imagine-dragons-in-concert-smoke-mirrors-hits-movie-theatres/

2.27.16

Imagine Dragons: Smoke + Mirrors Live

Filmed live during the band's 2013-14 tour, this concert film gets up close and personal with Imagine Dragons as lead vocalist Dan Reynolds, guitarist Wayne Sermon, bassist Ben McKee and drummer Daniel Platzman perform the chart-topping album Smoke + Mirrors including the hits Gold, I Bet My Life and Shots. The band also plays tracks from the platinum-selling debut studio LP Night Visions, including Demons, It's Time and the Grammy Award-winning anthem Radioactive. http://www.herefordtimes.com/leisure/cinema/a205592/yimdrag.Imagine_Dragons__Smoke___Mirrors_Live/

2.25.16

IMAGINE DRAGONS SMOKE + MIRRORS LIVE (Concert film)

Experience the phenomenal musicality of one of the world’s hottest bands, Imagine Dragons, in their first concert film, Smoke + Mirrors Live. A visual extravaganza directed by Dick Carruthers (Led Zeppelin, The Killers, Oasis and Beyoncé), Smoke + Mirrors Live was captured in front of 15,000 fans in Toronto, Canada. Watch this award-winning world tour exclusively at GVmax VivoCity. Moviegoers can watch the concert in Dolby Atmos format, opening them to a remarkable aural experience. Location: GVmax VivoCity Pricing: $18 (Members) I $24 (Non-members) Advance tickets are now available for purchase at all GV cinemas, via GV’s website www.gv.com.sg, GV’s mobile phone app iGV (on iPhones and Android) and AXS stations. For more information, please log on to: www.gv.com.sg. http://weekender.com.sg/event/imagine-dragons-smoke-mirrors-live-concert-film/

2.25.16

Imagine Dragons Smoke+Mirrors Tour come to theatres for one night only

Fathom Events, CinemaLive and Eagle Vision are proud to announce that one of the world's hottest bands, Imagine Dragons, is coming to theaters for a special one-night concert event on Wednesday, March 2 with their award-winning Smoke + Mirrors concert. Filmed as part of their current world tour, the set list features hits such as Demons, I Bet My Life and the Grammy Award-winning Radioactive from their platinum-selling debut album Night Visions. Other tracks performed as part of the concert event include Shots, Gold and the never before played live Thief. This visually stunning concert, directed by Dick Carruthers (Led Zeppelin, The Killers, Oasis, Beyoncé) was captured in front of 15,000 fans in Toronto, Canada and is a one of a kind experience for Imagine Dragons fans and beyond. Bringing it to movie theaters allows fans the chance to re-live the experience and see it on the big screen. For those who were not able to make a live show, now is the chance for them to experience the concert from the comfort of their nearest movie theater with friends, family and other fans. A select number of movie theaters will also be screening the concert in 4K & Dolby Atmos, providing a powerfully immersive and moving audio experience for the cinema audience. Formed in 2009 the Imagine Dragons quickly earned a grassroots following by touring extensively and independently releasing a series of EPs. After signing to KIDinaKORNER/Interscope Records, the band made their major-label debut with the release of Continued Silence (a 2012 EP featuring the breakthrough single It's Time). Once Night Visions arrived later that same year, Imagine Dragons soon found themselves on a skyward trajectory that saw the album climbing to #2 on the Billboard 200 chart, as well as the group taking home the Best Rock Performance for Radioactive at the 2014 Grammy Awards. With the album Smoke + Mirrors, Imagine Dragons use the frenetic energy of life on the road to infuse their music with both raw tension and intense vulnerability. As on Night Visions which saw the band rack up more than 5 million album sales worldwide and 24 million track sales worldwide, the band

works with sharply crafted beats and grooves to dream up rhythm-driven rock music that's artful yet visceral. "We put more blood, sweat and lasers into planning the Smoke + Mirrors Tour than any performance we've given to date, and it's something we'll always remember. This event captures that live energy in an incredibly immersive way. We can't wait to show it to fans all over the world who either want to re-live the experience we shared together or see it for the first time." Imagine Dragons http://www.examiner.com/article/imagine-dragons-smoke-mirrors-tour-come-to-theatres-for-one-night-only

2.25.16

Smoke + Mirrors Live: Imagine Dragons like you’ve never seen them

They may be one of today’s hottest musical acts but before Imagine Dragons even planned to film a grandiose concert movie, they looked back at a rustic, old classic — The Last Waltz, a cinematic account of aged rockers’ The Band’s final concert from 1976. “That’s the film that let me understand the tone of all those rock n’ rollers the best — seeing them in their element up on stage performing,” recalls Dragons drummer Daniel Platzman from New York. “That was something that was really important to me going into this — trying to capture that feeling of the authentic concert-going experience.” Fans can soak up that authentic experience on March 2, when theatres across Canada premiere Imagine Dragons: Smoke + Mirrors Live — a colossal concert movie that features the Las Vegas quartet playing their biggest hits. Making the movie even more unique, the global hitmakers decided to document their show in Canada — specifically, Toronto. “Everytime we’ve come to Toronto we’ve been given an insane welcoming,” insists the 29-year-old multi-platinum selling artist. “Even before we were able to play at the Air Canada Centre, we remember playing clubs and everyone’s just had a great attitude. So when timing for the film came up, it was the obvious choice.” As the film showcases, there are 15,000 screaming fans in Toronto that adore Imagine Dragons as well. And while many acts might’ve settled for selling that showpiece on iTunes or other digital formats, Imagine Dragons felt it was crucial to get their show onto the big screen. “It was entirely a cinematic event for all of us,” says Platzman. “We really wanted to bring that live experience as authentically to people in a movie theatre as we could (and) we’re always trying to stay as true to the authentic show as possible.” Music fans should expect their favourite songs — from the band’s hits Radioactive and Demons to an inspired take on an old 1984 classic. In fact, Imagine Dragons have covered all the bases, even the one thing all concert movies should have — a bombastic drum solo. “I agree,” Platzman laughs. “More drum solos in general would make the world a better place.” http://www.metronews.ca/entertainment/2016/02/25/imagine-dragons-like-youve-never-seen-them.html

2.13.16

IMAGINE DRAGONS TO SCREEN “SMOKE AND MIRRORS TOUR” MARCH 2ND IN SELECT THEATERS

Thursday night, I had the experience of all sound and concert experiences. I got to see Imagine Dragons “Smoke and Mirrors” tour shot in 4k with a new Dolby sound method. It was the most intense concert experience I’ve ever had and I wasn’t even there.

Maybe it was the impeccable sound coming through the speakers, or the fact that the Smoke and Mirrors Tour had a production like I’d never seen before, but something had my attention fixated on that screen from start to finish. Shot in Toronto on July 4th of last year, the movie brings you the sound, and the next-level experience of what a live show is. It’s a straight through live show with no gimmicks, just a great performance

Imagine Dragons doesn’t just put on a show, they put on an experience, one that makes you forget your troubles and think “hey, I can sing along and let loose and not care” even sitting in a movie theater seat. I was amazed by the fact that this movie theater could bring me a live experience like I’ve never had before. I was personally really excited that I not only got to watch Imagine Dragons, but I got to see firsthand everything that tour and the live experience could be. There were smoke and lights, but the most intense experience of the show was the performance of “Radioactive.” I could not get enough of it, and I wanted to sit in the movie theater all night singing “Woah oh oh oh… Radioactive Radioactive.” Every song has it’s own lighting effects that seems to only enhance what you’re hearing, rather than overshadow it. The fact that all four members are able to be fluid with vocals and instruments as a live bad is also something you don’t see often anymore

If the production and the sound blew me away, the talented musicians only added to my loss of reality. Dan Reynolds commands a stage in the most relaxed fluid way one can experience with a band of unfairly talented men behind him. For me, Wayne Sermon’s guitar solo during “Radioactive” pretty much destroyed all other guitar solos I’ve seen (and I’ve watched Slash play live) ever. It was an unparalleled surprise that had me wanting more. If they weren’t already on my list to see live, Imagine Dragons just jumped to the top. If you didn’t catch Imagine Dragons on the Smoke and Mirrors Tour, check out their live performance movie of it out March 2nd in select theaters! It’s an experience you won’t want to miss.

http://www.stagerightsecrets.com/imagine-dragons-to-screen-smoke-and-mirrors-tour-march-2nd-in-select-theaters/

2.28.16

Imagine Dragons Cinema Event Hits Theatres This Week!

Imagine Dragons, one of ESBMusic’s favorites and a previously featured artist, will be hitting the theatres this week. Wednesday, March 2nd the band will be coming to cinemas WorldWide for one night only. The show is presented by Fathom Events and will feature their current award-winning live concert Smoke + Mirrors. Imagine Dragons will delight guests with songs off the album of the same name such as “I Bet My Life” and “Gold and Shots.” They will also play fan favorites . “Demons,” “It’s Time” and the Grammy Award-winning “Radioactive” from their platinum-selling debut album Night Visions Fans can get more information and order tickets here http://eatsleepbreathemusic.com/2016/02/28/imagine-dragons-cinema-event-hits-theatres-this-week/

2.19.16

Imagine Dragons In Concert: Smoke + Mirrors – Coming To A Theater Near You

Fathom Events,  CinemaLive  and  Eagle  Vision  are  proud  to  announce  that  one  of  the  world’s  hottest  bands,  Imagine Dragons,  is  coming  to  theaters  for  a  special  one-­‐night  concert  event  on  Wednesday, March 2 with  their  award-­‐winning  Smoke  +  Mirrors  concert.  Filmed  as  part  of  their  current  world  tour,  the  set  list  features  hits  such  as  Demons,  I  Bet  My  Life and  the Grammy Award-winning  Radioactive from  their  platinum-­‐selling  debut  album  Night Visions.  Other  tracks  performed  as  part  of  the  concert  event  include  Shots,  Gold and  the  never  before  played  live  Thief.    

   This  visually  stunning  concert,  directed  by  Dick  Carruthers  (Led  Zeppelin,  The  Killers,  Oasis,  Beyoncé)  was  captured  in  front  of  15,000  fans  in Toronto, Canada and  is  a  one  of  a  kind  experience  for  Imagine  Dragons  fans  and  beyond.  Bringing  it  to  movie  theaters  allows  fans  the  chance  to  re-­‐live  the  experience  and  see  it  on  the  big  screen.  For  those  who  were  not  able  to  make  a  live  show,  now  is  the  chance  for  them  to  experience  the  concert  from  the  comfort  of  their  nearest  movie  theater  with  friends,  family  and  other  fans.      A  select  number  of  movie  theaters  will  also  be  screening  the  concert  in  4K  & Dolby Atmos,  providing  a  powerfully  immersive  and  moving  audio  experience  for  the  cinema  audience.      

“We  put  more  blood,  sweat  and  lasers  into  planning  the  Smoke  +  Mirrors  Tour  than  any  performance  we’ve  given  to  date,  and  it’s  something  we’ll  always  remember.  This  event  captures  that  live  energy  in  an  incredibly  immersive  way.  We  can’t  wait  to  show  it  to  fans  all  over  the  world  who  either  want  to  re-­‐live  the  experience  we  shared  together  or  see  it  for  the  first  time.” Imagine  Dragons      “Fans  of  all  ages  will  get  to  experience  the  original  Smoke  +  Mirrors  concert  up-­‐close-­‐and-­‐personal  with  the  band  on  the  big  screen.  Concert  events  in  a  movie  theater  offer  the  best  seats  in  the  house  with  incredible  surround  sound  technology  and  close-­‐up  visuals  to  provide  the  ultimate  cinematic  music  experience.”Fathom  Events’  Vice  President  of  Programming,  Kymberli  Frueh      For  a  complete  list  of  theater  locations,  to  purchase  tickets  online  and  see  the  trailer  for  this  one-­‐night  concert  event,  visit www.FathomEvents.com      Don’t  miss  Imagine  Dragons  in  Concert:  Smoke  +  Mirrors  in  select  theaters  nationwide  on Wednesday, March 2 at 7:30pm local  time  –  A  one-­‐night  concert  event!      http://pittsburghmusicmagazine.com/2016/01/21/imagine-dragons-in-concert-smoke-mirrors-coming-to-a-theater-near-you/

1.13.16

‘Imagine Dragons in Concert: Smoke + Mirrors’ Coming to Select U.S. Movie Theaters This March

For the first time ever, Imagine Dragons is coming to cinemas for a special one-night event featuring a performance from their current “Smoke + Mirrors” tour. Presented by Fathom Events, CinemaLive and Eagle Vision, “Imagine Dragons in Concert: Smoke + Mirrors” was captured live in Toronto in front of 15,000 fans during their 2015 tour and includes top tracks such as “Radioactive” and “I Bet My Life.” The event hits select U.S. movie theaters on Wednesday, March 2, 2016 at 7:30 p.m. local time.

Tickets for “Imagine Dragons in Concert: Smoke + Mirrors” can be purchased online by visitingwww.FathomEvents.com or at participating theater box offices. Fans throughout the U.S. will be able to enjoy the event in select movie theaters through Fathom’s Digital Broadcast Network. For a complete list of theater locations visit the Fathom Events website (theaters and participants are subject to change).

When speaking about the cinema event, the band said: “We put more blood, sweat and lasers into planning the Smoke + Mirrors Tour than any performance we've given to date, and it's something we'll always remember. This event captures that live energy in an incredibly immersive way. We can't wait to show it to fans all over the world who either want to relive the experience we shared together or see it for the first time."

“Imagine Dragons in Concert: Smoke + Mirrors” highlights some of the band’s greatest hits such as “Demons,” “It’s Time” and the Grammy® Award-winning “Radioactive” from the KIDinaKORNER/ Interscope Records platinum-selling debut album “Night Visions.” Their sophomore album “Smoke + Mirrors” album charted at no. 1 around the world and features recent hits such as “I Bet My Life”, “Gold” and “Shots,” all performed as part of the upcoming cinema event. The concert has been described as “a blast of strong emotions” by the LA Times including unique visuals and personal interaction between the band and the audience. Moviegoers will be able to see how their sound and concert experience has evolved since their debut album.

“Fans of all ages will get to experience the original Smoke + Mirrors concert up-close-and-personal with the band on the big screen. Concert events in a movie theater offer the best seats in the house with incredible surround sound technology and close-up visuals to provide the ultimate cinematic music experience,” said Fathom Events Vice President of Programming, Kymberli Frueh.

For artwork/photos related to the “Imagine Dragons in Concert: Smoke + Mirrors,” visit the Fathom Events press site.

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1.15.16

Imagine Dragons To Release “Smoke + Mirrors” Live In Cinemas

Imagine Dragons announced that a concert film will be available for worldwide cinema viewing on Mar. 02. The show was filmed in Toronto on their Smoke + Mirrors Tour. It will be available for viewing for one night only around the world. The concert features songs from their 2015 album Smoke + Mirrors, as well as their Grammy-Award winning single “Radioactive.” “We put more blood, sweat and lasers into planning the Smoke + Mirrors Tour than any performance we’ve given to date, and it’s something we’ll always remember,” the band stated. “This film captures that live energy in an incredibly immersive way. We can’t wait to show it to fans all over the world who either want to re-live the experience we shared together or see it for the first time.” http://musicholics4u.com/blog/2016/01/15/imagine-dragons-to-release-smoke-mirrors-live-in-cinemas/

1.14.16

Imagine Dragons to release concert film

Imagine Dragons will be releasing a concert film documenting their Smoke + Mirrors Tour in Toronto to an audience of 15,000. You can check out the movie’s trailer below. http://www.listenherereviews.com/?p=19756

1.13.16

Imagine Dragons Concert Film Coming to Theaters in March [VIDEO] Imagine Dragons fans who couldn’t catch the band on their Smoke + Mirrors Tour will have a chance to witness that concert for the first time. The band will be making their big screen debut on March 2nd, when fans and moviegoers alike can purchase tickets to a one-night-only special cinematic showing of Smoke + Mirrors. Filmed in front of 15,000 fans in Toronto, the concert captures several of the band’s big hits, including “Demons,” “I Bet My Life” and “Radioactive,” alongside songs they play live less often like “Shots” and “Gold” and the never before played “Thief.” http://www.kdge.com/onair/jagger-mornings-55279/imagine-dragons-concert-film-coming-to-14274188/

1.13.16

'Smoke + Mirrors Tour' hitting Utah County theaters Imagine Dragons lead singer Dan Reynolds performs during the band's "Smoke + Mirrors Tour." The successful tour has been turned into a special movie event which will show in theaters on March 2. Fans of Imagine Dragons -- the one-time Provo band that is now conquering the arena rock circuit -- who missed seeing the wildly successful "Smoke + Mirrors Tour" will soon be able go to a local movie theater to catch the craze. Fathom Events recently announced the band's current world tour will be shown in 300 movie theaters nationwide on March 2 for a one-time single screening. The local theaters featuring the event will be the Cinemark 16 at Towne Centre Mall in Provo and Cinemark University Mall in Orem. No confirmed showtimes have been released, and tickets for Fathom screenings are typically $14-$18. The set list features hits such as "Demons," "I Bet My Life" and the Grammy Award-winning "Radioactive" tune from the group's platinum-selling debut album, "Night Visions." More than 13,100 fans turned out for the concert held at EngerySolutions Arena in July 2015, with thousands more disappointed who couldn't get into the sold-out performance. The nationwide event will present the incredible sensory experience of the concert directed by Dick Carruthers, who also created shows for Led Zeppelin, The Killers and Beyoncé. http://www.heraldextra.com/entertainment/music/smoke-mirrors-tour-hitting-utah-county-theaters/article_ff32bfd0-5d27-5943-9d86-128fb5efdc59.html

1.14.16

Imagine Dragons Concert Film Coming To Theaters For One Night A concert film shot on Imagine Dragons‘ recent Smoke + Mirrors world tour will hit movie theater screens for one night only on March 2nd, according to CBS Local. Titled Smoke + Mirrors, the movie was filmed in front of 15,000 fans in Toronto and includes performances of hits such as “Demons,” “I Bet My Life” and “Radioactive,” alongside more rare live cuts like “Shots” and “Gold” and the never before played “Thief.” Frontman Dan Reynolds said in a statement, “We put more blood, sweet and lasers into planning the Smoke + Mirrors Tour than any performance we’ve given to date, and it’s something we’ll always remember. This event captures that live energy in an incredibly immersive way. We can’t wait to show it to fans all over the world who either want to re-live the experience we shared together or see it for the first time.” Reynolds added in an interview with Rolling Stone, “We always wanted to do this, but we just finally were able to put it together and felt like this tour really had kind of a special vibe to it . . . We wanted to capture it and figured it’d be really cool to do it in a setting where fans could come together and go into a theater and experience something like that. Our fans are a close community even though they’re spread out around the world.” Asked if the band members will appear at any of the theaters showing the film, Reynolds said, “I can’t say any specifics on that because we don’t know the specifics yet, but yes, we are definitely going to go see it with some fans in at least one location.” Imagine Dragons begin a European tour on Thursday (January 14th) in Luxembourg that ends in early February. After that, the band intends to take some “serious time off,” with Reynolds adding, “We’re always writing just because that’s what we do. It’s our hobby. But . . . I don’t even know when we’ll be in the studio.” Tickets for the film can be purchased on Fathom Events’ website here, and in the meantime you can check out the trailer below http://www.edge.ca/2016/01/14/imagine-dragons-concert-film-coming-to-theaters-for-one-night/

1.14.16

Imagine Dragons' 'Smoke + Mirrors' Concert Film Night after night throughout 2015, Imagine Dragons were playing to huge crowds on their Smoke + Mirrors Tour. The guys had the film crews out for the Toronto show and that is the one we're going to see in theatres when the concert movie is out on March 2nd! Click here for all the information about the screenings and tickets for the film. Here's the trailer for it. The movie is going to be shown at 7:30pm on March 2nd all around the country and the band told Rolling Stone that they will be watching it somewhere. I would guess Las Vegas, doing the hometown screening. http://www.dc101.com/onair/mike-jones-4720/imagine-dragons-smoke-mirrors-concert-film-14275949/

1.17.16

See Imagine Dragons At The Movies

Imagine Dragons: Smoke + Mirrors in Concert is coming to select theaters nationwide this March 2nd. Presented by Fathom Events, CinemaLive and Eagle Vision, the one-night-only concert event features footage captured during the band’s most recent tour. New York and New Jersey fans can catch Imagine Dragons: Smoke + Mirrors in Concert at the theaters listed below… New Jersey Theater Showings: Clifton Commons 16 with IMAX – Clifton NJ Hazlet 12 – Hazlet NJ Commerce Center 18 – North Brunswick NJ Garden State 16 with IMAX – Paramus NJ Rockaway 16 with IMAX – Rockaway NJ Movies 16 – Somerdale NJ Seacourt 10 – Toms River NJ Hamilton 24 with IMAX – Trenton NJ Wayne 14 – Wayne NJ New York City Theater Showings: Empire 25 with IMAX – New York NY Kips Bay 15 with IMAX – New York NY http://www.thewaster.com/news/see-imagine-dragons-at-the-movies/

1.13.16

Imagine Dragons Concert Film Coming to Theaters in March [VIDEO]

Imagine Dragons fans who couldn’t catch the band on their Smoke + Mirrors Tour will have a chance to witness that concert for the first time. The band will be making their big screen debut on March 2nd, when fans and moviegoers alike can purchase tickets to a one-night-only special cinematic showing of Smoke + Mirrors. MORE HERE

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1.14.16

Imagine Dragons' 'Smoke + Mirrors' Concert Film Night after night throughout 2015, Imagine Dragons were playing to huge crowds on their Smoke + Mirrors Tour. The guys had the film crews out for the Toronto show and that is the one we're going to see in theatres when the concert movie is out on March 2nd! Click here for all the information about the screenings and tickets for the film. Here's the trailer for it. The movie is going to be shown at 7:30pm on March 2nd all around the country and the band told Rolling Stone that they will be watching it somewhere. I would guess Las Vegas, doing the hometown screening. http://www.radio1045.com/onair/off-the-air-mike-jones-50626/imagine-dragons-smoke-mirrors-concert-film-14275938/

1.13.16

Imagine Dragons to Hit the Big Screen Imagine Dragons fans who couldn’t catch the band on their Smoke + Mirrors Tour will have a chance to witness that concert for the first time. The band will be making their big screen debut on March 2nd, when fans and moviegoers alike can purchase tickets to a one-night-only special cinematic showing of Smoke + Mirrors. Related: Watch Imagine Dragons Journey Through the Past in ‘Roots’ Video ADVERTISING Filmed in front of 15,000 fans in Toronto, the concert captures several of the band’s big hits, including “Demons,” “I Bet My Life” and “Radioactive,” alongside songs they play live less often like “Shots” and “Gold” and the never before played “Thief.” The band discussed the concert and the hard work that went into it. “We put more blood, sweet and lasers into planning Smoke + Mirrors Tour than any performance we’ve given to date, and it’s something we’ll always remember. This event captures that live energy in an incredibly immersive way. We can’t wait to show it to fans all over the world who either want to re-live the experience we shared together or see it for the first time,” they said, according to the press release http://radio.com/2016/01/13/imagine-dragons-to-hit-the-big-screen/

1.13.16

Imagine Dragons Concert Film to Be Released in Theaters for One Night Only

Imagine Dragons are coming to movie theaters for one night only. The band is releasing their new concert film, Imagine Dragons in Concert: Smoke + Mirrors , in U.S. cinemas on March 2 through Fathom Events. Imagine Dragons in Concert was filmed during the band's show in Toronto during their arena tour last year in support of their sophomore album, Smoke + Mirrors . "We put more blood, sweat and lasers into planning the Smoke + Mirrors Tour than any performance we've given to date, and it's something we'll always remember," says the band in a statement. "This event captures that live energy in an incredibly immersive way. We can't wait to show it to fans all over the world who either want to relive the experience we shared together or see it for the first time." http://q106fm.com/news/articles/2016/jan/13/imagine-dragons-concert-film-to-be-released-in-theaters-for-one-night-only/

1.13.16

Imagine Dragons 'Smoke + Mirrors' in theaters March 2nd…

Imagine Dragons will be showing their concert film 'Smoke + Mirrors' in theaters March 2nd. Tickets are available.

http://mymix945.iheart.com/onair/traci-james-18289/imagine-dragons-smoke-mirrors-in-theaters-14276965/

1.14.16

Imagine Dragons To Release Concert Film Across Theaters on March 2nd

For one night only on March 2nd, Imagine Dragons will be releasing a concert film across theaters from their Smoke and Mirrors show in Toronto, which had an audience of 15,000. Check out an interview that the band did with Rolling Stone here, and hit the replies to check out a trailer for the film. http://www.absolutepunk.net/showthread.php?t=3787693

1.13.16

Imagine Dragons Concert Film to Be Released in Theaters for One Night Only

ABC/Richard HarbaughImagine Dragons are coming to movie theaters for one night only. The band is releasing their new concert film, Imagine Dragons in Concert: Smoke + Mirrors, in U.S. cinemas on March 2 through Fathom Events. Imagine Dragons in Concert was filmed during the band's show in Toronto during their arena tour last year in support of their sophomore album, Smoke + Mirrors. "We put more blood, sweat and lasers into planning the Smoke + Mirrors Tour than any performance we've given to date, and it's something we'll always remember," says the band in a statement. "This event captures that live energy in an incredibly immersive way. We can't wait to show it to fans all over the world who either want to relive the experience we shared together or see it for the first time." http://abcnewsradioonline.com/music-­‐news/2016/1/13/imagine-­‐dragons-­‐concert-­‐film-­‐to-­‐be-­‐released-­‐in-­‐theaters-­‐for.html

1.19.16

Imagine Dragons In Concert: Smoke + Mirrors - Coming To A Theater Near You! IMAGINE DRAGONS IN CONCERT SMOKE + MIRRORS IN SELECT THEATERS NATIONWIDE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2 ONLY IMAGINE DRAGONS BRING THEIR CURRENT TOUR TO 300 MOVIE THEATERS FOR A ONE-NIGHT CONCERT EVENT - TICKETS ON SALE NOW! Fathom Events, CinemaLive and Eagle Vision are proud to announce that one of the world’s hottest bands, Imagine Dragons, is coming to theaters for a special one-night concert event on Wednesday, March 2 with their award-winning Smoke + Mirrors concert. Filmed as part of their current world tour, the set list features hits such as Demons, I Bet My Life and the Grammy Award-winning Radioactive from their platinum-selling debut album Night Visions. Other tracks performed as part of the concert event include Shots, Gold and the never before played live Thief. This visually stunning concert, directed by Dick Carruthers (Led Zeppelin, The Killers, Oasis, Beyoncé) was captured in front of 15,000 fans in Toronto, Canada and is a one of a kind experience for Imagine Dragons fans and beyond. Bringing it to movie theaters allows fans the chance to re-live the experience and see it on the big screen. For those who were not able to make a live show, now is the chance for them to experience the concert from the comfort of their nearest movie theater with friends, family and other fans. A select number of movie theaters will also be screening the concert in 4K & Dolby Atmos, providing a powerfully immersive and moving audio experience for the cinema audience. “We put more blood, sweat and lasers into planning the Smoke + Mirrors Tour than any performance we’ve given to date, and it’s something we’ll always remember. This event captures that live energy in an incredibly immersive way. We can’t wait to show it to fans all over the world who either want to re-live the experience we shared together or see it for the first time.” Imagine Dragons “Fans of all ages will get to experience the original Smoke + Mirrors concert up-close-and-personal with the band on the big screen. Concert events in a movie theater offer the best seats

in the house with incredible surround sound technology and close-up visuals to provide the ultimate cinematic music experience.” Fathom Events’ Vice President of Programming, Kymberli Frueh For a complete list of theater locations, to purchase tickets online and see the trailer for this one-night concert event, visit www.FathomEvents.com About Imagine Dragons The band’s Smoke + Mirrors album charted at #1 around the world in 2015, including the US Billboard and UK Official Album Charts, reaching gold status in the U.S & UK and platinum in Canada. Formed in 2009 the band quickly earned a grassroots following by touring extensively and independently releasing a series of EPs. After signing to KIDinaKORNER/Interscope Records, the band made their major-label debut with the release of Continued Silence (a 2012 EP featuring the breakthrough single It’s Time). Once Night Visions arrived later that same year, Imagine Dragons soon found themselves on a skyward trajectory that saw the album climbing to #2 on the Billboard 200 chart, as well as the group taking home the Best Rock Performance for Radioactive at the 2014 Grammy Awards. With the album Smoke + Mirrors, Imagine Dragons use the frenetic energy of life on the road to infuse their music with both raw tension and intense vulnerability. As on Night Visions which saw the band rack up more than 5 million album sales worldwide and 24 million track sales worldwide, the band works with sharply crafted beats and grooves to dream up rhythm-driven rock music that’s artful yet visceral. Don’t miss Imagine Dragons in Concert: Smoke + Mirrors in select theaters nationwide on Wednesday, March 2 at 7:30pm local time - A one-night concert event! About Fathom Events Fathom Events is the recognized leader in the alternative entertainment industry, offering a variety of one of-a-kind entertainment events in movie theaters nationwide that include live, high-definition performances of the Metropolitan Opera, the performing arts, major sporting events, music concerts, comedy series, Broadway shows, original programming featuring entertainment’s biggest stars, socially relevant documentaries with audience Q&A and much more. Fathom Events takes audiences behind-the-scenes and offers unique extras, creating the ultimate entertainment experience. It is owned by a consortium called AC JV, LLC., comprised of AMC Entertainment Inc. (NYSE: AMC), Cinemark Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: CNK) and Regal Entertainment Group (NYSE: RGC), the three largest movie theater circuits in the United States. In addition, Fathom Events’ live digital broadcast network (“DBN”) is the largest cinema broadcast network in North America, bringing live events to 820 locations in 177 Designated Market Areas® (including all of the top 50). For more information, visit www.fathomevents.com About CinemaLive CinemaLive is one of the world’s leading Event Cinema producers and distributors, providing the entertainment industry with direct live access (or filmed content) to cinema locations on an international basis. CinemaLive distributes theatrically to over 70 countries covering a range of Event Cinema including music concerts, opera, theatre, musicals and comedy, holding many industry records, including the highest grossing music event at the UK, Irish, Australian and Danish cinema box offices, as well as the highest grossing Event Cinema release of all time in The Netherlands. With offices in London and Sydney, the CinemaLive subsidiary has quickly become one of the fastest growing companies in its field since establishing in late 2008. www.CinemaLive.com

About Eagle Vision Eagle Vision is the world’s largest producer and distributor of music programming for TV, DVD, Blu-Ray and Digital Media. Eagle produces quality HD programs, both concerts and documentaries, directly alongside artists including Imagine Dragons, Paul McCartney, Katy Perry, The Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, The Who, Queen, and Peter Gabriel. Eagle is a multiple Grammy® Award winner and has received numerous multi-platinum sales awards around the world. Eagle Vision is headquartered in London, and is a Universal Music Group company. www.eagle-rock.com About Dolby Atmos Dolby Atmos delivers moving audio-sound that can be precisely placed and moved anywhere in three-dimensional space, including overhead. It brings entertainment alive all around the audience in a powerfully immersive and emotive experience. Since its introduction in the cinema in 2012, Dolby Atmos has been embraced by all the major Hollywood studios, 14 Academy Award® winning directors, and 27 Academy Award winning sound mixers, among others. To learn more about Dolby Atmos, visit dolby.com/Atmos. http://360magazine.tumblr.com/post/137633754738/imagine-dragons-in-concert-smoke-mirrors

1.19.16

NEWS: Imagine Dragons In Concert: Smoke + Mirrors - Coming To A Theater Near You!

Fathom Events, CinemaLive and Eagle Vision are proud to announce that one of the world's hottest bands, Imagine Dragons, is coming to theaters for a special one-night concert event on Wednesday, March 2 with their award-winning Smoke + Mirrors concert. Filmed as part of their current world tour, the set list features hits such as Demons, I Bet My Life and the Grammy Award-winning Radioactive from their platinum-selling debut album Night Visions. Other tracks performed as part of the concert event include Shots, Gold and the never before played live Thief. This visually stunning concert, directed by Dick Carruthers (Led Zeppelin, The Killers, Oasis, Beyoncé) was captured in front of 15,000 fans in Toronto, Canada and is a one of a kind experience for Imagine Dragons fans and beyond. Bringing it to movie theaters allows fans the chance to re-live the experience and see it on the big screen. For those who were not able to make a live show, now is the chance for them to experience the concert from the comfort of their nearest movie theater with friends, family and other fans. A select number of movie theaters will also be screening the concert in 4K & Dolby Atmos, providing a powerfully immersive and moving audio experience for the cinema audience. "We put more blood, sweat and lasers into planning the Smoke + Mirrors Tour than any performance we've given to date, and it's something we'll always remember. This event captures that live energy in an incredibly immersive way. We can't wait to show it to fans all over the world who either want to re-live the experience we shared together or see it for the first time." Imagine Dragons "Fans of all ages will get to experience the original Smoke + Mirrors concert up-close-and-personal with the band on the big screen. Concert events in a movie theater offer the best seats in the house with incredible surround sound technology and close-up visuals to provide the ultimate cinematic music experience."Fathom Events' Vice President of Programming, Kymberli Frueh

For a complete list of theater locations, to purchase tickets online and see the trailer for this one-night concert event, visit www.FathomEvents.com About Imagine Dragons: The band's Smoke + Mirrors album charted at #1 around the world in 2015, including the US Billboard and UK Official Album Charts, reaching gold status in the U.S & UK and platinum in Canada. Formed in 2009 the band quickly earned a grassroots following by touring extensively and independently releasing a series of EPs. After signing to KIDinaKORNER/Interscope Records, the band made their major-label debut with the release of Continued Silence (a 2012 EP featuring the breakthrough single It's Time). Once Night Visions arrived later that same year, Imagine Dragons soon found themselves on a skyward trajectory that saw the album climbing to #2 on the Billboard 200 chart, as well as the group taking home the Best Rock Performance for Radioactive at the 2014 Grammy Awards. With the album Smoke + Mirrors, Imagine Dragons use the frenetic energy of life on the road to infuse their music with both raw tension and intense vulnerability. As on Night Visions which saw the band rack up more than 5 million album sales worldwide and 24 million track sales worldwide, the band works with sharply crafted beats and grooves to dream up rhythm-driven rock music that's artful yet visceral. Don't miss Imagine Dragons in Concert: Smoke + Mirrors in select theaters nationwide on Wednesday, March 2 at 7:30pm local time - A one-night concert event! About Fathom Events: Fathom Events is the recognized leader in the alternative entertainment industry, offering a variety of one of-a-kind entertainment events in movie theaters nationwide that include live, high-definition performances of the Metropolitan Opera, the performing arts, major sporting events, music concerts, comedy series, Broadway shows, original programming featuring entertainment's biggest stars, socially relevant documentaries with audience Q&A and much more. Fathom Events takes audiences behind-the-scenes and offers unique extras, creating the ultimate entertainment experience. It is owned by a consortium called AC JV, LLC., comprised of AMC Entertainment Inc. (NYSE: AMC), Cinemark Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: CNK) and Regal Entertainment Group (NYSE: RGC), the three largest movie theater circuits in the United States. In addition, Fathom Events' live digital broadcast network ("DBN") is the largest cinema broadcast network in North America, bringing live events to 820 locations in 177 Designated Market Areas® (including all of the top 50). For more information, visit www.fathomevents.com About CinemaLive: CinemaLive is one of the world's leading Event Cinema producers and distributors, providing the entertainment industry with direct live access (or filmed content) to cinema locations on an international basis. CinemaLive distributes theatrically to over 70 countries covering a range of Event Cinema including music concerts, opera, theatre, musicals and comedy, holding many industry records, including the highest grossing music event at the UK, Irish, Australian and Danish cinema box offices, as well as the highest grossing Event Cinema release of all time in The Netherlands. With offices in London and Sydney, the CinemaLive subsidiary has quickly become one of the fastest growing companies in its field since establishing in late 2008. www.CinemaLive.com About Eagle Vision: Eagle Vision is the world's largest producer and distributor of music programming for TV, DVD, Blu-Ray and Digital Media. Eagle produces quality HD programs, both concerts and documentaries, directly alongside artists including Imagine Dragons, Paul McCartney, Katy Perry, The Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, The Who, Queen, and Peter Gabriel. Eagle is a multiple Grammy® Award winner and has received numerous multi-platinum sales

awards around the world. Eagle Vision is headquartered in London, and is a Universal Music Group company. www.eagle-rock.com About Dolby Atmos: Dolby Atmos delivers moving audio-sound that can be precisely placed and moved anywhere in three-dimensional space, including overhead. It brings entertainment alive all around the audience in a powerfully immersive and emotive experience. Since its introduction in the cinema in 2012, Dolby Atmos has been embraced by all the major Hollywood studios, 14 Academy Award® winning directors, and 27 Academy Award winning sound mixers, among others. To learn more about Dolby Atmos, visit dolby.com/Atmos. http://www.toddstarphotography.com/blog/2016/1/news-imagine-dragons-in-concert-smoke-mirrors---coming-to-a-theater-near-you

2.26.16

The Reflecting Skin gets big-screen treatment before DVD

The Reflecting Skin: “Blue Velvet with children” is how British director Philip Ridley described his first feature. Given the limited commercial potential of a film that invests coming-of-age tropes and a classic Americana setting with David Lynch-calibre weirdness. […] A new concert film featuring blustery alt-rockers Imagine Dragons, Smoke + Mirrors Live plays March 2 at Famous Players Canada Square and Cineplex Cinemas Yonge Dundas. http://www.thestar.com/entertainment/movies/2016/02/25/the-reflecting-skin-gets-big-screen-treatment-before-dvd.html

2.25.16

Concert Listings: Feb. 26 to March 3, 2016

THIS WEEK: Feb. 26 to March 3, 2016 […] Imagine Dragons in Concert: Smoke + Mirrors, captured live on film from the band’s 2015-16 tour including a line-up of greatest hits from its platinum debut album “Night Vision.” Cinemark, 40 Glenmaura National Blvd., Moosic. 7:30 p.m. March 2. $15. 570-961-5943. http://timesleader.com/features/guide/516099/concert-listings-feb-26-to-march-3-2016

2.25.16

THE COLOR RUN, PHIL LESH, A TEA FESTIVAL AND OTHER STUFF TO DO THIS WEEK

Neil Young & Imagine Dragons The songwriting giant screens his music features Human Highway and Rust Never Sleeps at local cineplexes on February 29, and the Vegas-born band does the same with its Smoke + Mirrors concert film on March 2. Times vary, $12.50-$22, visit fathomevents.com for locations. http://lasvegasweekly.com/ae/2016/feb/24/weekedn-events-color-run-phil-lesh-sw-tea-festival/

2.24.16

Alternative movie options — Week of Feb. 25

Also Showing Akron-Summit County Public Library — (Auditorium, 60 S. High St., Akron; 330-643-9015) Everest, 6 p.m. Thursday. Free. Fly Girls, 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. Free. […]

Imagine Dragons in Concert: Smoke + Mirrors — 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Tinseltown USA, Jackson Township and Valley View 24. Check cinemas for ticket price. http://www.ohio.com/entertainment/movies/alternative-movie-options-week-of-feb-25-1.664317

3.1.16

Connect Savannah Listing http://www.connectsavannah.com/savannah/imagine-dragons-smoke-mirrors-concert/Film?oid=3101144

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3.1.16

21 things to do in Metro Vancouver on Wednesday, March 2

… MOVIES Smoke + Mirrors Live chronicles the current tour of American rock band Imagine Dragons. Screened at Scotiabank Theatre Vancouver. … http://www.straight.com/blogra/648271/21-things-do-metro-vancouver-wednesday-march-2

3.1.16

Things to Do, March 2: ‘Night with Janis Joplin’ stars Northeast Ohio native; Imagine Dragons in theaters; aviation documentary at library; free band concert at

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… Imagine Dragons on big screen Get Radioactive with Imagine Dragons in Concert: Smoke + Mirrors, showing in selected theaters at 7:30 p.m. Theaters include Cinemarks Tinseltown USA in Jackson Township, Southpark Mall in Strongsville and Valley View, and Regal Crocker Park. See www.fathomevents.com for tickets …. http://www.ohio.com/lifestyle/things-to-do-march-2-night-with-janis-joplin-stars-northeast-ohio-native-imagine-dragons-in-theaters-aviation-documentary-at-library-free-band-concert-at-ua-1.665759

3.2.16

Imagine Dragons: Smoke + Mirrors Concert http://movies.calgaryherald.com/movie.aspx?movie_id=224165.00000

2.25.16

This week in arthouse cinema: An Oscar party, 'To Kill a Mockingbird' and Neil Young acts

Circle Cinema hosts its annual Academy Award-watching party and more, while Oscar-nominee marathons and concerts featuring Neil Young and Imagine Dragons can be found on arthouse cinema screens this week. […] ”Imagine Dragons: Smoke + Mirrors”: The band performs in concert for this screening at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Cinemark Tulsa. http://www.tulsaworld.com/blogs/scene/iseemovies/this-week-in-arthouse-cinema-an-oscar-party-to-kill/article_73cde95c-6dab-5774-94cf-b04d757217b5.html

2.22.16

Neil Young, Imagine Dragons Films At Area Theaters

Two film events focusing on superstar musical talents are being shown at theaters in Manchester, Milford, Lisbon and Danbury. "An Evening With Neil Young Live" will feature Young's 1982 musical-comedy "Human Highway" and his 1979 concert documentary "Rust Never Sleeps." Between the films, Young will do a live Q&A moderated by Cameron Crowe and cast members of "Human Highway" including Gerald V. Casale, Russ Tamblyn and Charlotte Stewart. The program, which is 3-1/2 hours long, will be shown Monday, Feb. 29, at 7:30 p.m. "Imagine Dragons: Smoke + Mirrors Live" will be shown Wednesday, March 2, at 7:30 p.m. It is 96 minutes. The Neil Young show is at Cinemark Buckland Hills, 99 Redstone Road in Manchester, AMC Danbury 16 at 61 Eagle Road, Carmike Lisbon at 162 River Road and Connecticut Post 14, 1201 Boston Post Road in Milford. It also will be shown at West Springfield 15 at 864 Riverdale Road. The Imagine Dragons show is in Manchester, Danbury, Milford and West Springfield. Admission is $15 for each show. fathomevents.com. http://www.courant.com/entertainment/movies/hc-neil-young-0225-20160222-story.html

2.27.16

Prytania bids farewell to Harper Lee with 'To Kill a Mockingbird' screenings

Local classic movie fans have their pick this week, with a raft of special screenings on tap, from 1962's "To Kill a Mockingbird" to 1978's "Grease" and from 1927's "Wings" to 1954's "Sabrina." They top this week's survey of off-the-beaten-path film events on tap for local movie fans. […] 'Imagine Dragons In Concert: Smoke + Mirrors' Elmwood Palace, Slidell Grand, Perkins Rowe (Baton Rouge). The theaters team with Fathom Events for an in-theater presentation of "Imagine Dragons in Concert: Smoke + Mirrors" (7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 2), recorded on the Grammy-winning band's recently concluded tour. For details, including ticketing information, visit the Fathom Events website. http://www.nola.com/movies/index.ssf/2016/02/prytania_bids_farwell_to_harpe.html

2.22.16

Fathom to bring Imagine Dragons concert to cinemas

Fathom Events, CinemaLive and Eagle Vision have partnered to bring Imagine Dragons' "Smoke + Mirrors" concert to audiences for a special one-night concert on Wednesday, March 2, 7:30 p.m., at select theaters. The "Smoke + Mirrors" concert movie will be shown at the following Pinellas County theaters: • AMC Woodland Square 20 with IMAX, 3128 Tampa Road, Oldsmar • Regal Park Place Stadium 16 with RPX, 7200 U.S. 19 N., Pinellas Park Filmed as part of the band's current world tour, the set list features hits such as "Demons," "I Bet My Life" and the Grammy Award-winning "Radioactive" from their platinum-selling debut album "Night Visions." Other tracks performed as part of the concert event include "Shots," "Gold" and the never-before-played-live "Thief." Directed by Dick Carruthers, this visually stunning concert was captured in front of 15,000 fans in Toronto, Canada, and is a one-of-a-kind experience for Imagine Dragons fans and beyond. Bringing it to movie theaters allows fans the chance to re-live the experience and see it on the big screen. For those who were not able to make a live show, this special screening will provide an opportunity for fans to experience the concert from the comfort of their nearest movie theater with friends, family and other fans. A select number of movie theaters also will be screening the concert in 4K & Dolby Atmos, providing a powerfully immersive and moving audio experience for the cinema audience. "We put more blood, sweat and lasers into planning the Smoke + Mirrors Tour than any performance we've given to date, and it's something we'll always remember," the band said in a press release from Fathom Events. "This event captures that live energy in an incredibly immersive way. We can't wait to show it to fans all over the world who either want to re-live the experience we shared together or see it for the first time." "Fans of all ages will get to experience the original 'Smoke + Mirrors' concert up-close-and-personal with the band on the big screen," said Kymberli Frueh, Fathom Events' vice president of programming. "Concert events in a movie theater offer the best seats in the house with incredible surround sound technology and close-up visuals to provide the ultimate cinematic music experience." For a complete list of theater locations, to purchase tickets online and see the trailer for this one-night concert event, visit www.FathomEvents.com. About Imagine Dragons

The band's "Smoke + Mirrors" album charted at No. 1 around the world in 2015, including the U.S. Billboard and UK Official Album Charts, reaching gold status in the United States and United Kingdom and platinum in Canada. Formed in 2009, the band quickly earned a grassroots following by touring extensively and independently releasing a series of EPs. After signing to KIDinaKORNER/Interscope Records, the band made their major-label debut with the release of "Continued Silence," a 2012 EP featuring the breakthrough single "It's Time." Once "Night Visions" arrived later that same year, Imagine Dragons soon found themselves on a skyward trajectory that saw the album climbing to No. 2 on the Billboard 200 chart, as well as the group taking home the Best Rock Performance for Radioactive at the 2014 Grammy Awards. With the album "Smoke + Mirrors," Imagine Dragons use the frenetic energy of life on the road to infuse their music with both raw tension and intense vulnerability. As on "Night Visions," which saw the band rack up more than 5 million album sales worldwide and 24 million track sales worldwide, the band works with sharply crafted beats and grooves to dream up rhythm-driven rock music that's artful yet visceral. http://www.tbnweekly.com/editorial/local_entertainment/movie_news/content_articles/022216_lemovies-02.txt

2.25.16

SHORT TAKES: THIS WEEK’S MOVIE LISTINGS

Special screenings […] Imagine Dragons: Smoke & Mirrors 3/2, concert documentary, 7:30 pm, $13-$15. Theaters: COL, ORL, SF, SP, ST, VS. Info: fathomevents.com. http://lasvegasweekly.com/ae/film/2016/feb/25/movie-listings-in-theaters-vegas-this-week-reviews/

2.25.16

Milwaukee movie guide: What's playing where

Here's a guide to what's on the big screen in the Milwaukee area. It doesn't include listings for movies opening next Friday but holding Thursday night screenings, including "London Has Fallen," "Whiskey Tango Foxtrot" and "Zootopia." It also doesn't include the best-picture Oscar nominee mini-marathons Saturday at AMC Mayfair Mall and Marcus' Majestic, North Shore and Ridge cinemas. (For more info on the Oscar mini-marathons, go to amctheaters.com/mayfairmall and marcustheatres.com.) As always, all theater information is subject to change. Check with individual theaters for updates. […] Imagine Dragons in Concert: Smoke + Mirrors Not rated. 95 minutes. Playing: Majestic (Wed. only). Concert movie capturing Imagine Dragons' on their 2015 tour in Toronto. […] Written and compiled by Chris Foran. For more on the movies, go to jsonline.com/movies. http://www.jsonline.com/entertainment/movies/milwaukee-movie-guide-whats-playing-where-b99673805z1-370123801.html

2.26.16

Imagine Dragons: Smoke and Mirrors Concert

Rated NR · 95 minutes · 2016 Imagine Dragons perform such hits as "Demons," "It's Time," "Radioactive," "I Bet My Life," "Gold" and "Shots" in concert.

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2.25.16

Get in the mood for Oscars, ‘Groundhog Day,’ ‘Grease’

Fathom Events offers music events this week. Two projects from Neil Young — the musical comedy “Human Highway” and concert documentary “Rust Never Sleeps” — play at several theaters Monday, Feb. 29. “Imagine Dragons in Concert: Smoke + Mirrors” screens at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 2. For locations and more information on both events, go to fathomevents.com. http://www.seattletimes.com/entertainment/movies/get-in-the-mood-for-oscars-groundhog-day-grease/

2.26.16

Happenings | Films

Imagine Dragons Smoke + Mirrors Live (PG) This concert film was shot in front of 15,000 fans in Toronto, Canada, during the band's tour last year. It features hits such as Demons, It's Time and Grammy award-winning song Radioactive from their platinum-selling debut album Night Visions. WHERE: VivoCity, 02-30 GVMax MRT: HarbourFront WHEN: Wed, 7.30pm ADMISSION: $18 (GV members), $24 (public) INFO: gv.com.sg http://www.straitstimes.com/lifestyle/entertainment/happenings-films-20

2.25.16

Sound briefs: Paul Simon and Steely Dan in concert, Imagine Dragons in cinemas, 'A Celebration of Fifths' in Alpine

Imagine Dragons in cinemas The once-local rock band Imagine Dragons is returning home to Provo for one night -- sort of. The band's award-winning "Smoke + Mirrors" concert will be broadcast live to 300 movie theaters on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. for a one-time single screening. The local theaters featuring the event will be the Cinemark 16 at Towne Centre Mall in Provo and Cinemark University Mall in Orem. Tickets range from $12 to $14 and are available at fathomevents.com. http://www.heraldextra.com/entertainment/music/sound-briefs-paul-simon-and-steely-dan-in-concert-imagine/article_166b29b4-6a5f-52fe-996d-2f149a136991.html

2.27.16

NR Movies Playing – Wednesday, March 2

Wednesday, March 2 […] River East 21 322 E. Illinois St. Chicago, IL 888-262-4386 Location details » Imagine Dragons: Smoke and Mirrors Concert (NR) Wed 7:30 pm South Loop Showplace ICON 150 W. Roosevelt Rd. Chicago, IL 800-326-3264 ext. 1657 Location details » Imagine Dragons: Smoke and Mirrors Concert (NR) Wed 7:30 pm City North 14 2600 N. Western Ave. Chicago, IL (800)FANDANGO O Location details » Imagine Dragons: Smoke and Mirrors Concert (NR) Wed 7:30 pm Evanston Century 12 and CineArts 6 1715 Maple Ave. Evanston, IL (800)FANDANGO 942# Location details » Imagine Dragons: Smoke and Mirrors Concert (NR) Wed 7:30 pm http://www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/MovieTimes?narrowByDate=2016-03-02&mpaa=NR

2.24.16

Neil Young and Imagine Dragons Films

The songwriting giant screens his music features Human Highway and Rust Never Sleeps at local cineplexes on February 29, and the Vegas-born band does the same with its Smoke + Mirrors concert film on March 2. Times vary, $12.50-$22, visit fathomevents.com for locations. When: Monday, Feb. 29, 7 p.m. Where: Locations vary Cost: $13 - $22 Age limit: All ages Categories: Movies, Film, film screening Tickets: Get tickets here Can't make it? Check out these additional dates: http://lasvegassun.com/events/2016/feb/29/42488/

1.18.16

Rolling Stone Twitter Promotion: 4.89M Followers

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