Imagine Dragons May Expand ‘Loom’ World Tour to Asia and Africa — Here’s What We Know So Far
Imagine Dragons May Expand ‘Loom’ World Tour to Asia and Africa — Here’s What We Know So Far
After sweeping through North America and Europe with packed stadiums and a thunderous stage show, Imagine Dragons’ Loom World Tour may not be done just yet. Rumors are swirling that the band is preparing to bring their explosive live energy to Asia and Africa potentially making Loom their most globally inclusive tour ever.
Although the band’s current schedule ends with Mexico City shows in September 2025, fan chatter and subtle teases from insiders suggest new legs are in the works.
> “We love Japan and miss it dearly. If you’ll have us, we’d probably come over again,” the band shared in a recent Reddit AMA, instantly sparking speculation of a possible Asia run.
Fans in Tokyo, Seoul, Manila, and Singapore have already begun trending hashtags like #ImagineDragonsAsia2025, demanding dates. Local promoters in the Philippines and South Korea have hinted that “negotiations are active.”
Even more exciting? A first-ever Africa stop could be on the horizon. Music outlets in South Africa and Nigeria have reported that Live Nation is exploring venues in Johannesburg and Lagos, making Imagine Dragons one of the few Western alt-rock bands to perform full arena shows in Africa.
> “We’ve never felt this global love before. Every country deserves a moment,” Dan Reynolds said on stage in Paris earlier this summer.
While no official announcements have been made, sources close to the tour’s production hint that a late 2025 or early 2026 rollout is being considered. The extended leg could include:
- Japan, South Korea, Philippines, Thailand
- South Africa, Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya
The Loom World Tour, inspired by themes of connection, resilience, and rebirth, would find poetic resonance in these diverse and passionate regions.
For now, fans are watching and waiting but if the whispers are true, the next chapter of the Loom Tour could be its most powerful yet.