Is Dan Reynolds from Utah?

Is Dan Reynolds from Utah?

Although Imagine Dragons, the pop-rock quintet which includes three former Brigham Young University (BYU) students and an American Fork, Utah, native is based in Las Vegas, Nevada, it has its origins in Provo, Utah, where Reynolds was attending BYU. Dan formed the band with Wayne Sermon and Andrew Tolman.

Is Dan Reynolds Catholic?

Dan Reynolds is still figuring out what faith means to him. The Imagine Dragons frontman, 31, grew up in a conservative Mormon family in Las Vegas. Today, the "Thunder" singer considers himself a spiritual man — but is hesitant to define his faith. “I'm a very unique Mormon,” Reynolds says in the new issue of PEOPLE.

What religion is Dan Reynolds?

Reynolds is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (LDS). When he was 19 years old, he volunteered full-time as a missionary in Nebraska for two years.

What disease does Dan Reynolds have?

After suffering from unexplained back pain for many years, in his early 20s Dan was diagnosed with AS—a painful disease that is part of the axial spondyloarthritis (axSpA) disease spectrum that most people probably aren't familiar with.

Are Imagine Dragons kid friendly?

Imagine Dragons are a talented bunch, and it's perfectly fine to let your younger kids enjoy their music. The entire album is appropriate for all ages. It also just happens to sound cool. You and your family won't be disappointed.

Why did Dan Reynolds and his wife get divorced?

“She said she didn't need to own me to love me,” Reynolds said. “She loved me without expectations. We ditched the lawyers and went to lunch.” He said their reunion “felt like the first date again,” and the pair decided to call off their split after realizing that there was still so much love between them.

Did Imagine Dragons disband?

Gary Miller/Getty ImagesNo, Imagine Dragons is not breaking up. Last week, CNN published an interview with frontman Dan Reynolds, in which he said that the "Radioactive" rockers were taking "some time off" to focus on their respective families.