Dan Reynolds Reveals Why Imagine Dragons May 'Never' Perform at the Super Bowl Halftime Show

IfImagine Dragonswere to ever play theSuper Bowlhalftime show, they’d want to make sure they can bring the lightning and the thunder their way. The band’s frontmanDan Reynoldsappeared on a new episode ofSiriusXM’sThe Jess Cagle Show with Julia Cunninghamand spoke about how the “Radioactive” group has been in talks about performing at the sporting event. He admitted, though, that they would only be interested under certain conditions. The topic came up when co-host Julia Cunningham shared that she was hoping for a lineup of Las Vegas-themed acts for next year’s Super Bowl LVIII in Sin City beforeUsher was announcedas the upcoming halftime show headliner.

Dan Reynolds Wants to 'Celebrate Love' Through LOVELOUD — and He's Teaching His Kids to Do the Same (Exclusive)

Dan Reynolds.Photo:Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Dan Reynoldswants to create a safe space for LGBTQ+ youth. Speaking to PEOPLE about the upcoming LOVELOUD festival, which theImagine Dragonsfrontman founded in 2017, he opened up about how it’s become his most meaningful work. “It’s been incredible to see the reception. I get letters almost every day, DMs, emails, from kids who came to LOVELOUD and who came out to their family at LOVELOUD,” Reynolds, 36, tells PEOPLE.

Dan Reynolds' Wife Says Splitting Up Was Her 'Apocalypse' Before Baby: 'We Got a Second Chance'

Photo: Ari Michelson Dan Reynoldswent through a very difficult time before reconciling with wifeAja Volkman. “It was my apocalypse,” musician Volkman, 32, tellsParentsin a new cover story, as she and theImagine Dragonsfrontman, 32, open up about their temporary split and parenting their four children: twin girlsGia James and Coco Rae, 2½, and older daughterArrow Eve, 7, as well as 4-week-old sonValentine— who was still inside his mama’s belly when the family posed together for their photo shoot.

Dan Sartain Dead at 39: Garage Rock Singer Left a 'Wonderful' Legacy, Says Family

Dan Sartain.Photo: Andy Sheppard/Redferns Dan Sartain has died. He was 39. The garage rock singer died on Saturday, his family announced via aGoFundMe pagethey created to help raise money for his funeral. His cause of death has not been revealed at this time. “Dan Sartain left us many memories and music, but has unfortunately left us way too early,” his family wrote on the official fundraiser page. “As wonderful as his legacy is, he had no plans for the unmentionable, and thus, here we are.

Dan Schachner Joins Us to Break down What to Expect at Puppy Bowl 2019

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