The hit parade continued well into the thick of the 90-minute set list. During the song, he proudly held a fan's sign that proclaimed 'Keep Living' above his head. Before performing their signature piano ballad 'Demons,' Reynolds urged the crowd to normalize mental health care and seek therapy. On set opener 'My Life,' bassist Ben McKee flashed a transgender pride flag on the back of his instrument. The Dragons also connected with the crowd via their various social causes. During 'Birds,' a fan tossed a birthday cake hat on stage, and after 'Follow You,' the crowd sang an impromptu rendition of 'Happy Birthday' to Reynolds, who turned 36 on Friday. They rolled out gritty performances of both 'It's Time' and 'I'm So Sorry' in the first three slots, which made the camaraderie between the quartet and audience instant and effortless. The Vegas-born group was last in the Twin Cities in February 2022, and they wasted no time jumping back into the hits on Saturday. And the band's broad appeal makes sense - the ubiquitous and uncontroversial rock act even premiered their 'Live In Vegas' concert film on Friday via Hulu as well as the online world-building video game Roblox. The headliner cast a wide net - families galore with young children lay leisurely in their bucket seats to catch the Dragons. The wide-eyed youngster staring back was one of many in attendance on the second day of TC Summer Fest.

'Be good, and the world will be good back to you.' 'You got a long road ahead of you,' he said, narrowing on the intimate moment and blocking the 27,000 attendees from his periphery. Imagine Dragons frontman Dan Reynolds shared a moment with an 11-year-old first-time concertgoer on Saturday at Target Field.

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