The crowd was on its feet from the moment the band took the stage until the last chord of the final song vibrated through the breeze. Reynolds sometimes left the stage to go down into the crowd, interacting with fans and small children.Īll of this stagecraft combined to let every person in the stadium - from the pit to the back rows - feel like they were an important part of the show, crucial to its success. Wrist bands given to the audience were synchronized, and lt up with every song. It feels amazing to get appreciation after so much of hard work went into it,” he said.The set list was a good mix of the band’s established hits and cuts off of 2021′s “Mercy - Act 1″ and this year’s “Mercury - Act 2.” Songs like “Younger” and the classic “Radioactive” were accompanied with pyrotechnics. My sister was the conductor, I played the violin and Arun Paul was on keyboard and we all pitched in to train the students for almost three months. “Hell No! My mother just uploaded it online just randomly,” said the musician.ĭennis said he was touched by Reynolds and the band acknowledging their video. He said they didn’t anticipate the video would go viral.
Talking to the, violinist Dennis George said he and his sister Donnah had volunteered to help the students at their mother’s school. The official handle of the band shared it too on Twitter saying, “love this”. He tweeted saying it was “so beautiful”, and thanked the teacher for sharing the video. The video then caught the attention of Imagine Dragons’ lead vocalist Dan Reynolds.
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