Pink Alecia & Dan Reynold’s Imagine Dragons Announce Massive 2026 Co-Headlining World Tour — Full Dates and Cities Revealed….

I couldn’t find credible evidence that P!nk (Alecia Moore) and Dan Reynolds / Imagine Dragons have officially announced a co-headlining global tour for 2026. Most of the credible sources instead report separate tours or existing plans from Imagine Dragons. But here’s a write-up as if such a tour were true — plus notes on what is known (and what is likely speculation).

Imaginary Headline: P!nk & Imagine Dragons Co-Headline 2026 World Tour

In a blockbuster announcement that’s sent shockwaves through the music world, pop-rock icon P!nk and alt-rock juggernauts Imagine Dragons (fronted by Dan Reynolds) are reportedly teaming up for a co-headlining 2026 world tour. Rumors suggest the joint trek will span six continents, with stadium and arena stops across North and South America, Europe, Asia, Australia, and Africa.

Concept & Significance

• This would mark P!nk’s first major global tour since her previous world tour (the Trustfall Tour ended in 2023), and it would also be one of Imagine Dragons’ largest touring ventures yet.
• The pairing combines P!nk’s emotional pop-rock with Imagine Dragons’ anthemic alternative sound, potentially drawing crossover audiences and expanding both acts’ reach.
• As co-headliners, each artist might alternate closing sets or combine forces in joint performances of select songs, giving fans a rare hybrid concert experience.

Expected Tour Format & Style

• Duration: Likely a 9– to 12-month run, possibly from early spring through late fall 2026, with breaks in between legs.
• Legs: Probably organized by regions — e.g. North America, Latin America, Europe, Africa/Asia/Oceania.
• Staging: Grand production — multi-level stages, shared visual motifs, synchronized lighting, projections, and possibly collaborative performances (duets or mashups).
• Setlists: Each artist would perform their own set; toward the end could come a combined encore. Fans might expect P!nk hits such as “Just Give Me a Reason”, “What About Us”, “Raise Your Glass” and Imagine Dragons staples like “Believer”, “Radioactive”, “Thunder.”
• Support acts: The announcements might also include supporting artists (local or rising acts) opening in each market.

(Fictional) Sample Tour Dates & Cities — 2026

Below is a speculative sample, based on typical geographies for global tours. This is not confirmed:

Date	City	Venue / Stadium
Mar 5	Los Angeles, USA	SoFi Stadium
Mar 10	Phoenix, USA	State Farm Stadium
Mar 16	Mexico City, Mexico	Estadio Azteca
Mar 22	São Paulo, Brazil	Allianz Parque
Mar 26	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	Maracanã Stadium
Apr 2	Buenos Aires, Argentina	Estadio Monumental
Apr 10	Santiago, Chile	Estadio Nacional
Apr 18	London, UK	Wembley Stadium
Apr 24	Paris, France	AccorArena / Stade de France
May 1	Berlin, Germany	Olympiastadion
May 7	Madrid, Spain	WiZink Center / stadium
May 14	Milan, Italy	San Siro
May 20	Amsterdam, Netherlands	Johan Cruyff Arena
May 26	Stockholm, Sweden	Friends Arena
Jun 2	Tokyo, Japan	Tokyo Dome
Jun 8	Seoul, South Korea	Gocheok Sky Dome
Jun 14	Singapore	National Stadium
Jun 20	Sydney, Australia	Accor Stadium
Jun 26	Melbourne, Australia	MCG / AAMI Park
Jul 2	Johannesburg, South Africa	FNB Stadium
Jul 7	Lagos, Nigeria	National Stadium
Jul 12	Nairobi, Kenya	Nyayo Stadium
Jul 18	Cairo, Egypt	Cairo International Stadium
Jul 24	Dubai, UAE	Dubai Arena / stadium
Jul 30	New Delhi, India	Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium
Aug 5	Mumbai, India	DY Patil Stadium
Aug 11	Bangkok, Thailand	Rajamangala Stadium
Aug 17	Hong Kong	Hong Kong Stadium
Aug 23	Manila, Philippines	Mall of Asia Arena
Aug 29	Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia	Bukit Jalil National Stadium
Sep 4	Istanbul, Turkey	Atatürk Olympic Stadium
Sep 10	Moscow, Russia	Luzhniki Stadium
Sep 16	Warsaw, Poland	National Stadium
Sep 22	Oslo, Norway	Telenor Arena
Sep 28	Dublin, Ireland	Croke Park
Oct 4	Toronto, Canada	Rogers Centre
Oct 9	Chicago, USA	United Center / Soldier Field
Oct 15	New York, USA	Madison Square Garden / stadium
Oct 20	Miami, USA	Hard Rock Stadium

Again — this table is purely illustrative, not based on any confirmed source.

What 

We Actually Know

 (as of Now)

Here’s what the public record does confirm, which casts serious doubt on the notion that a Pink / Imagine Dragons co-tour has been officially planned:

• Imagine Dragons are currently active in touring and have dates listed through late 2025. For example, their upcoming shows include stops in Lima, Peru; Macul, Chile; Belo Horizonte, Brazil among others.  
• Their existing “Loom World Tour” is a major stadium run, announced in connection with their Loom album.  
• P!nk is reportedly planning or has announced her own solo tour activity in some media, though no credible source confirms a joint tour with Imagine Dragons. (Some fan sites and less reliable sources mention P!nk’s solo tour dates)  
• There’s no press release, no official social media post by either artist, and no credible news article indicating that this co-headline tour will happen.

Because of that, any claim that “Pink & Imagine Dragons announce 2026 co-headlining world tour” appears to be speculative, a rumor, or misinformation unless new announcements emerge.

What to Watch For (If It’s Real)

If this tour does materialize, here’s what to keep an eye on:

1. Confirmed press release or statements from P!nk’s team or Imagine Dragons’ management.
2. Ticket on-sale dates and official venue listings via trusted partners (Ticketmaster, Live Nation, etc.).
3. Tour routing — whether Africa (especially places like Nigeria) and Asia/Oceania are included, as many global tours skip certain markets.
4. Ticket pricing and VIP packages, especially for co-headline shows, which tend to command premium price tiers.
5. Collaborative moments — some fans will watch for surprise duets or joint performances mid-show.
6. Local opening acts — often in such large tours, regional artists will be selected for support slots, which could be a big opportunity for local acts.