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Imagine Dragons’ Dan Reynolds and his wife Aja Volkman have welcomed their fourth child!

“Born this morning on October 1st – ‬ ‪Valentine Reynolds‬,” Dan posted on Instagram. “The name Valentine means ‘strong.’ As today marks the 2nd anniversary of our most tragic day in Vegas, it now also represents the day that we celebrate the birth of new life. We are truly feeling #vegasstrong today‬.”

If you don’t know, two years ago, a gunman opened fire at the Route 91 Harvest music festival on the Las Vegas Strip in Nevada, killing dozens of innocent lives.

The couple also share twins Gia James and Coco Rae, 2, and big sister Arrow Eve, 7. Congrats to the couple on the wonderful new addition!

Alexandra Daddario and Dan Reynolds walk the red carpet while attending the 2019 Tyler Robinson Foundation Rise Up Gala on Friday (September 6) at the Wynn in Las Vegas.

Dan was joined at the event by his Imagine Dragons bandmates and other celebs there included Shaquille O’Neal, The Amazing Race‘s Jaymes Vaughan, and actor Oliver Trevena, who hosted the festivities.

The mission of The Tyler Robinson Foundation is to strengthen families financially and emotionally as they cope with the tragedy of a pediatric cancer diagnosis by offsetting out-of-pocket life expenses.

Dan took to Instagram the next day and said, “you raised 3.2 million dollars last night for pediatric cancer families @trfdotorg. how about that to brighten your day amidst the constant onslaught of sad things! and a few cancer warriors dancing to top it off!”

Kesha shows off her brunette hair while performing live at the LOVELOUD Festival Powered by AT&T on Saturday (June 29) at the USANA Amphitheater in Salt Lake City, Utah.

The event is organized by Imagine Dragons frontman Dan Reynolds and this is the third annual festival. He was of course on hand for a performance!

LOVELOUD seeks to ignite the relevant and vital conversation about what it means to unconditionally love, understand, accept, and support LGBTQ+ youth in our communities, and proceeds from the event will benefit a number of national and local LGBTQ+ charity organizations.

Other performers included Tegan & Sara and Daya. Activist Emma Gonzalez spoke to the crowd.

15+ pictures inside of Kesha, Dan Reynolds, and more at the festival… More Here! »

Imagine Dragons star Dan Reynolds is opening up about his faith.

The 31-year-old rocker discussed reconciling his faith while also being an outspoken ally for the LGBTQ community in an interview with People.

“I’m a very unique Mormon. I hate that people have to be pigeon­holed. Some days I don’t believe in anything — some days I’m probably more atheist than your atheist friend. And some days I want to pray to God,” he said.

“A lot of times, people are raised in something that they had no say in. There are many people who are raised in extremely religious homes that had no say in the matter: That’s just their culture that they were born into. So to judge people based off that is a very dangerous thing. I think people need more room to just be unique but also be a part of a culture if it feels good for them, but also have their own beliefs within it. I just hate generalizing.”

“I have family and friends I grew up with who are LGBTQ and Mormon or religious. I watched their constant struggle. They were told to change something about them that is unchangeable,” he added.

Imagine Dragons recently spoke out against LGBTQ conversion therapy live at an awards show. See what they said!

For more from Dan about his religious beliefs, head to People.com.

Avicii is on the cover of Spin‘s June 2019 issue, out now.

Aloe Blacc, Imagine Dragons singer Dan Reynolds, and collaborator Carl Falk are among the stars paying tribute to the late EDM superstar.

Here’s what they had to say…

Aloe, on learning the lyrics to “SOS”: “Had he released it, it potentially could have been the lynchpin to holding together whatever moment might’ve triggered him and having support from millions and millions of fans, you know?”

Dan, on Avicii’s creative vision: “He knew what he wanted to hear. I remember singing melody after melody like, ‘na na na na!’ and he would be like, ‘Hmm.’ Then I sang the melody that became ‘Heart Upon My Sleeve’ and his eyes lit up. He was like, ‘Yes!’”

Carl, on the dark side of Avicii’s work ethic: “He’d call eight hours after I left the studio, and he’d still be there with his half eaten cheeseburger laying on the laptop. It was terrible to see. We had to make sure that he slept, that he ate.”

For more from Avicii‘s collaborators, head to Spin.com.

Dan Reynolds strikes a pose with his Imagine Dragons bandmates while hitting the carpet at the 2019 BMI Pop Awards held at the Beverly Wilshire Four Seasons Hotel on Tuesday (May 14) in Beverly Hills, Calif.

The “Believer” hit-makers were joined by Sting and his wife Trudie Styler, Bebe Rexha, Charlie Puth and his girlfriend Charlotte Lawrence, Ty Dolla $ign, Teddy Geiger, MAX, Christina Perri, Grey, Tayla Parx and Liza Owen at the event celebrating the best in songwriting.

The night’s first honor went to Sting for penning the timeless hit “Every Breath You Take,” which is now BMI’s most performed song with nearly 15 million radio plays.

Imagine Dragons received the BMI President’s Award in honor of their incredible creative accomplishments and commitment to philanthropic efforts that bring awareness to social injustice.

BMI Pop Song of the Year went to Bebe, Joshua Miller and Florida Georgia Line‘s Tyler Hubbard for their massive hit, “Meant to Be.”

FYI: Charlie is wearing an Ermenegildo Zegna XXX suit. Charlotte is wearing a vintage Dior dress.

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.”

Watch!