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Imagine Dragons is voicing an important message while celebrating their win.

The “Believer” rock troupe took home the award for Top Rock Artist at the 2019 Billboard Music Awards held at the MGM Grand Garden Arena on Wednesday (May 1) in Las Vegas.

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“There are still 34 states that have no laws banning conversion therapy. And on top of that, 58% of our LGBTQ population live in those states. This can change, but it’s going to take all of us talking to our state legislation,” explained frontman Dan Reynolds.

“It’s not working. It needs to change.”

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Imagine Dragons‘ Dan Reynolds keeps it cool and casual as he attends a photo call and press conference for his new Monster Pain in the AS campaign on Wednesday (April 3) at the Jue Lan Club in New York City.

The Grammy-Award winning lead vocalist has teamed up with the Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation for the new campaign to help people suffering from unexplained back pain that may be AS (ankylosing spondylitis).

“I want people to get started on this process and go to website, where they can take a three-minute quiz to see if they have AS and hopefully get started on the process that took me years to figure out,” Dan expressed (via People). “My diagnosis has been life-changing in every possible way just because I saw a rheumatologist. That’s why those three minutes of taking the quiz are so important.”

“It’s really important is to talk about our insecurities and our pain, the things that are hard,” Dan continued. “It helps other people feel less alone. Everyone is struggling with something. I’ve had a lot of people reach out and say that they’ve been struggling with AS for years and finally got diagnosed. It hasn’t defeated me and I’ve been able to meet a lot of people and make strong bonds.”

Imagine Dragons‘ Dan Reynolds and his wife Aja Volkman are expanding their family!

The couple have announced they are expecting their fourth child together, just two months after they decided to reconcile.

“I’ve been on the road for a decade now. I’m looking to take a little bit of time off. I have three little girls, and well, I have one on the way,” the 31-year-old singer told Fox 5 during an appearance. “I actually haven’t told anybody that. There it is. The news is out. We just found out we’re having a boy [in] October.”

The couple share twins Gia James and Coco Rae, 2, amd big sister Arrow Eve, 6.

Back in April of 2018, Dan and his wife announced they were separating after seven years of marriage. Then, this past January, they announced they were reconciling.

Dan Reynolds and wife Aja Volkman hit the blue carpet at the 2019 GLAAD Media Awards on Thursday night (March 28) at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif.

During the show, the 31-year-old Imagine Dragons frontman was joined on stage by The Good Place‘s Jameela Jamil as they presented an award together.

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Other stars at the awards show included Brooklyn Nine-Nine stars Melissa Fumero and Stephanie Beatriz, Star Trek: Discovery‘s Wilson Cruz, and The Walking Dead‘s Daniel Newman.

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Pink is back with a new track called “Hustle”!

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The song, released on Thursday (March 28), is featured on the singer’s upcoming eighth studio album Hurts 2B Human, which will be released on April 26.

The song was written by Pink, Imagine Dragons‘ Dan Reynolds and Jorgen Odegard.

The 13 track album includes collaborations with Max Martin, Shellback, Julia Michaels, Nate Ruess, Greg Kurstin and work with Teddy Geiger, Sasha Sloan, Beck and Sia. There’s also features from Khalid, Chris Stapleton, Cash Cash and Wrabel.

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Dan Reynolds gave his six-year-old daughter Arrow the ultimate surprise for a kid – a trip to Disneyland – and her reaction was adorable!

The 31-year-old Imagine Dragons singer picked his daughter up from school and didn’t tell her where they were going until they arrived.

When she saw the Disneyland signs, Arrow started to cry from happiness!

“picked arrow up from school yesterday and drove straight to @disneyland – she thought it was just a long drive home until she saw the #disneyland sign and this was her reaction. I can’t handle her little tender heart,” Dan captioned the video on his Instagram account.

Dan Reynolds is opening up about the mean things people have said about his band, Imagine Dragons.

The 31-year-old frontman got candid in a series of notes on his Instagram on Wednesday evening (February 27).

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“For a decade now I’ve dealt with critics and other bands saying extremely harsh things about my band. Not what I would call ‘fair criticism’ (which I always try my best to receive and learn from) but actual click-bait horse s–t. Words filled with vile and hate meant to feed humanities need to laugh at each other’s imperfections and fails,” he wrote.

“I’ve stood silently and taken it for years. It has added to the depression I’ve dealt with since youth. I don’t say this in search of sympathy, but just as a fact. It’s not the person that causes me the feelings of stress and depression, but what it does to the world we as a band have created.”

“I’ve gotten over the fact that guys in other bands (The 1975, Foster The People, Smashing Pumpkins, Slipknot etc.) feel a need to talk badly about my band for whatever reason. I don’t feel anger towards them actually, just more of a sadness that this industry embraces, even celebrates this mentality.”

“My band mates are some of my best friends. We are authentically ourselves and strive to bring positivity and empowerment to the world. We’ll continue to do just that.”

Read his full message below.