(And a limber one, too, as the singer showed when he bounded up the Palace aisle during "On Top of the World" for a hand-slapping, hugs-filled visit with the thrilled fans of Section 113.) With the band working a stage marked by shifting illuminated columns, crisp-voiced, black-clad front man Dan Reynolds proved to be a robust presence at the center of the protruding runway. The group kicked things off with a racing energy and a pair of new songs - "Shots" and "Trouble" - before reaching back to 2012 for "It's Time," prompting the sort of crowd-unison singing that would return for buoyant songs like "On Top of the World." With a 90-minute set marked by well-groomed hooks, rousing choruses and a charged-up young audience firmly in its hand, Imagine Dragons deftly bridged the worlds of hit radio and big-rock grandeur in a show stocked with material from its new "Smoke + Mirrors" album. View Gallery: Imagine Dragons at the Palace of Auburn Hillsīig arenas are a new stomping ground for Imagine Dragons, a two-album band still reveling in its fast rise up the pop-rock ranks.īut you wouldn't have known it Tuesday night at the Palace of Auburn Hills, where the Las Vegas outfit presented a self-assured, polished and all-around entertaining show for a crowd that appeared to number about 12,000.
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