PLYMOUTH, Mich. – LIV Golf brought global music stars Imagine Dragons and Swedish House Mafia to the stage as co-headlining acts for the LIV Golf Team Championship, the league’s season finale held August 22–24 at The Cardinal at Saint John’s.

Diamond-certified, Grammy Award-winning band Imagine Dragons electrified fans with their deep catalogue of hits on Saturday, August 23, performing at 2:30 p.m. immediately after tournament play and setting the tone for the final day of competition. On Sunday, August 24, at 7:00 p.m., multi-platinum, Grammy Award-nominated Swedish House Mafia capped off the 2025 season with a high-energy show that had the crowd on its feet.

“We were excited to celebrate the finale of our League’s third full season with a three-day festival of star power in Michigan,” said Ross Hallett, LIV Golf Executive Vice President and Head of Events. “Imagine Dragons and Swedish House Mafia are both world-class acts that brought their popular styles of music to the stage and paired perfectly with our Team Championship, which featured many of the game’s best performers. It was one of the biggest weekends of the year— inclusive, fun, and unforgettable for everyone.”

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By RAUL GARCIA Jr | Lansing News Wire

In the sweltering heart of Phoenix, where the desert sky blurs from sunrise to sunset, the NoonDay Devils are making noise across Arizona’s desert roads. Their latest track, “Reina,” dropped in July and kicks off a year-long series of monthly releases.

The band is powered by Lansing, Michigan native Joey Jakovac, whose restless, relentless drumming brings a raw Midwestern edge to the desert rock duo. Paired with Freddy Crounse on guitar and vocals, the two-piece outfit transforms emotion into riff-driven powerhouses built for the stage.

Their debut album, Bitters—produced by Phoenix music icon Bruce Connole—was hailed as a sonic manifesto. Music Connection Magazine gave it a 9/10 for its unapologetic grit and muscular sound, drawing comparisons to Rocket From The Crypt, Queens of the Stone Age, and The Stooges.

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