Known for chart topping international hits ranging from "Radioactive" to "Enemy," Imagine Dragons has gone on to sell well over 75 million records worldwide. The pop rock band, consisting of lead singer Dan Reynolds, Wayne Sermon on guitar, bassists Ben McKee and drummer Daniel Platzman, is set to release a music documentary based on a performance done in their hometown of Las Vegas. Titled Imagine Dragons Live in Vegas, the doc blends a narrative revolving around the rise of the group performing a homecoming show during their "Mercury Tour."
A collaborative project between Imagine Dragons' label Interscope Records and Hulu, it’s the second time both entities have worked together since last year's Machine Gun Kelly's Life in Pink. The Hulu original music documentary is also directed and produced by Matt Eastin who is known for his music video directing work with Imagine Dragon, including "Wrecked" and "Believer."
