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The Heroine Becomes Lynnwood King and The Revival
After years of touring and performing as The Heroine, the band rebranded in 2025 as Lynnwood King and The Revival, marking a new chapter in their journey. Frontman Lynnwood King is guiding the group in a fresh direction while staying true to their roots in rock, blues, soul, and gospel. The name change reflects both personal and artistic reinvention, while honoring the blue-collar rock 'n' roll ethos that has always fueled their music, especially in their popular song "Hardworking Man."
The Revival represents the band’s renewed sense of purpose—injecting new energy into their sound while staying grounded in the hardworking values that define their identity. Lynnwood King, driven by passion and dedication, continues to deliver high-energy, soul-stirring performances that connect deeply with their audience.
Along with the rebranding, Lynnwood King and The Revival are re-releasing their previous catalog under their new name, offering fans the chance to rediscover the music that laid the foundation for their growth. With fresh energy and a renewed focus, the band is ready to captivate audiences with their powerful sound as they move forward into the next chapter of their musical journey.

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