Imagine Dragons once again supported Ukraine at a concert: Dan Reynolds showed an eloquent sign
The leader of the American pop band Imagine Dragons, Dan Reynolds, has once again expressed his support for Ukraine. At a concert in Los Angeles, the singer raised a blue and yellow flag while performing his popular hit "Bad Liar."
The video was posted on the United24 initiative's Telegram channel. While on stage, the celebrity showed an eloquent sign – a "peace" gesture, raising two fingers.
First, the Imagine Dragons frontman unfurled the flag of Ukraine and then left it flying on the microphone stand.
This is not the first time the musicians have demonstrated their support for the Ukrainian people. Shortly after the start of the full-scale invasion, at a concert in Prague on June 5, 2022, Dan Reynolds proudly raised a blue and yellow flag handed to him by a refugee from Kharkiv. In addition, at one of the festivals, the artist noted that he had read letters from war victims and felt helpless because he could only support the Ukrainian people with his art.
Imagine Dragons supported Ukraine in Poland
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Last year, Imagine Dragons filmed a heartbreaking video in the de-occupied village of Novohryhorivka, Mykolaiv region, which was destroyed by Russian terrorists. In the video for the song "Crushed," they depicted the story of 14-year-old Sashko, who lost everything with his family because of the activities of the Russian military.
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