The band allegedly performed in the country in October, but postponed the Latin American tour due to the singer’s health problems.
The band imagine Dragons announced this Thursday, 10, the new show dates which would take place in October in Brazil and were sent back for the singer’s health problems, Dan Reynolds🇧🇷
With the dates rescheduled, the group performs February 28th to the Allianz Parquein St. Paulin March 2 to Paulo Leminski quarryin Curitibaand ends the passage through the country in the same day 4th March to Jeunesse Arena outdoor areato the Rio de Janeiro🇧🇷
Previously purchased tickets remain valid for the new dates. For those unable to participate, it is possible to request a refund until 10 December 2022.
The request can be made through the Eventim website or by going to an official ticket office, depending on the channel through which the tickets were purchased.
In addition to Brazil, the band also announced new dates in Mexico, Argentina and Colombia. “Thank you for all your patience – we look forward to seeing your faces very soon,” reads the group’s shared post.
THE Mercury World Tourcelebrating the release of the double album Mercury – Acts 1 and 2it will pass through Curitiba, San Paolo and Rio de Janeiro on 25, 27 and 29 October respectively.
However, Imagine Dragons had to postpone all shows in Latin America due to singer Dan Reynolds’ health problems.
When the announcement was made, members of the group complained about the need for the delay and explained that Reynolds had “battled a haemorrhage in his vocal cords and a lump from the last leg of the tour” as well as a “sprained knee. rather serious “.
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