Earlier this week, Imagine Dragons, the Las Vegas-based alternative rock band behind the hit single “Radioactive,” performed a private concert at the newly revamped Hard Rock Cafe Baltimore.

Imagine Dragons band members, left to right, Daniel Platzman, Dan Reynolds, Wayne Sermon and Ben Mckee are presented the RIAA Gold & Platinum career award by RIAA's Liz Kennedy
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To celebrate the grand reopening, Hard Rock opened the updated cafe with a guitar smash and a star-studded red carpet ceremony featuring Imagine Dragons, local athletes, celebrities, actors and more!

Fred Thimm, Vice President of Hard Rock International, Casey Baynes, Founder of the Casey Cares Foundation, and Hamish Dodds, President and CEO of Hard Rock International present a $10,000 donation to The Casey Cares Foundation
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To honor Hard Rock’s “Love All – Serve All” motto, the event benefited the Casey Cares Foundation, an organization whose mission is to provide uplifting programs throughout Baltimore and the Mid-Atlantic Region with a special focus on critically ill children and their families.

Imagine Dragons perform at the Grand Reopening party of Hard Rock Cafe Baltimore on Tuesday, October 1, 2013.
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