Was Imagine Dragons Warriors made for League of Legends?

The League of Legends World Championships kick off today and alternative rockers Imagine Dragons have marked the occasion with the release of “Warriors,” a song they wrote specifically for the MOBA. The band took on the project because League of Legends is apparently their favorite game.

Does Imagine Dragons play League of Legends?

In an interview with LoL Esports, Reynolds explained how the whole band was hooked to the game and how they played every time they had the chance between a live concert and another. He even said they were late on stage once “literally just due to the fact that we were playing a League of Legends game.”

What songs has Imagine Dragons made for LoL?

“Warriors” is a song by American pop rock band Imagine Dragons, used by Riot Games for a music video promoting the League of Legends 2014 World Championship. It was also included on the band’s second studio album, Smoke + Mirrors.

Was enemy written for Arcane?

Imagine Dragons brought their Las Vegas-tinged brand of theatrical pop rock to The Tonight Show Tuesday with a performance of “Enemy.” The standalone single is the theme song for the Netflix animated series Arcane, which is inspired by the massively popular multiplayer online video game, League of Legends.

Did Imagine Dragons make enemy for Arcane?

Background. “Enemy” was recorded for the animated Netflix series Arcane, which premiered on November 6, 2021. The inspiration behind the song was the video game League of Legends, with the band having previously recorded the song “Warriors” for the 2014 League of Legends World Championship.

Does Imagine Dragons have a deal with riot?

Incidentally, the beginning of Imagine Dragons’ collaboration with Riot wasn’t the band’s only gaming-related activity in 2014, as they also performed live alongside legendary Nintendo composer Koji Kindo at Geoff Keighley’s inaugural Game Awards.

Did Imagine Dragons make Enemy for Arcane?

Was Enemy written for Arcane?