The cat is finally out of the bag. The newest League of Legends Boy Band has had their name revealed and the members of their band. This is not the first time that Riot Games and League of Legends have done this. Here is a look at the next big thing, League of Legends Heartsteel Band.
The members of the new Boy Band, League of Legends Heartsteel are Aphelios, Ezreal, Kayn, K’Sante, Sett and Yone. They will likely have their songs voiced by the KPOP group, ATEEZ as they were seen earlier in the year at the Riot Games facility.
This group, as with the others, is named after something League of Legends related. Heartsteel is a tank item at at least Sett and K’Sante can and have used. The additions of Aphelios, Ezreal, Kayn and Yone all make sense as well with some of the other major male-identifying characters being in other groups.
There is little doubt that they will perform at the Worlds Finals in 2023 in South Korea. This is similar to how every other band that the Riot Games music team has created has made their announcement.
There is one League of Legends Heartsteel Song known so far called PARANOIA. This is another nod to a League of Legends champion, Nocturne. Who is not a part of the band interestingly enough.
If the past is any indication of how Riot Games and the League team will handle things, there will be more songs coming out over the next few weeks as well. Normally at least three or four different songs from Heartsteel.
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