Wayne Sermon: Last News

While leaders around the world, including President Biden, have announced sanctions on Russia over its multifront war on Ukraine, major players in Hollywood are taking swift action of their own to condemn President Vladimir Putin's actions. Over the last week, musicians, festival organizers and industry leaders have announced their decisions to postpone events in Russia, severely limiting entertainment offerings in the country. Musicians press pause  The band "Imagine Dragons" was scheduled to perform in both Russia and Ukraine this coming June, but revealed over the weekend its decision to halt the shows.

Imagine Dragons have shared their first new material since 2018 – listen to their new tracks ‘Follow You’ and ‘Cutthroat’ below.The songs follow the band’s last album ‘Origins’, and include a track recorded with legendary producer Rick Rubin.“It took walking away from everything to find a lot more clarity and happiness,” frontman Dan Reynolds explained of the new tracks.Watch the lyric videos for ‘Follow You’ and ‘Cutthroat’ below.Earlier this week, Imagine Dragons celebrated a decade of being a band and teased the forthcoming new music.Posting on Twitter, Reynolds said he was “proud and lucky” to be bandmates with Wayne Sermon, Ben McKee and Daniel Platzman.“Over a decade together and still my best friends,” he wrote.

Imagine Dragons have celebrated being together for a decade and have also teased some new music.Taking to Twitter last night (March 8), frontman Dan Reynolds said he was “proud and lucky” to be bandmates with  Wayne Sermon, Ben McKee and Daniel Platzman.“Over a decade together and still my best friends,” he wrote. “I’m incredibly proud and lucky to be in a band with you,” Reynolds wrote.

James McClain Just days after lead singer Dan Reynolds shelled out $11.3 million for an oceanfront Malibu getaway, public records reveal another Imagine Dragons band member — guitarist Wayne Sermon — has also decided “It’s Time” to purchase an L.A.-area home, this one down in the South Bay area of town. The Grammy-winning rocker (“Thunder,” “Believer,” “Radioactive,” “Demons”) has paid nearly $6 million for a multi-acre spread that’s zoned for equestrian use, per the listing, and located in the horsey gated city of Rolling Hills, adjacent to Palos Verdes and a quick jaunt to Long Beach.It appears Sermon was blessed with a great deal on his new home; the property was last assessed at nearly $7.4 million, per tax records.