Rivers Monroe has emerged as one of Philadelphia's most popular new bands in recent memory, beloved by an increasingly fervent local and national fan following for their extremely energetic, driving and mainstream brand of music, flavored with a fresh, new, pop/rock and pop/punk mixture. With their highly anticipated "Meteors" album about to drop, the Philadelphia-based band has exceeded all expectations with their collection of energetic and inspiring songs. The band chose to collaborate with multiple producers, including Steve LaFashia of Resonant Recording, Jeremy Simon of Viking Camel Studio and Brian Ritrovota of Range Recording Studios, with a final mix down and master of the album completed by 6-time Grammy winning producer, Glenn Barratt, of Morning Star Studios.

The group began to form when keyboardist/vocalist, Mat Rivers, joined long-time friend and lead-singer Mike Monroe. The two singer/songwriters teamed up with guitarist, Matt "Doc" Varga, bassist, Kirby and drummer, Dan Fedele, to fill out their new pop/rock, pop/punk sound infused with energy and emotion. Together, the Philadelphia based quintet released their first full-length and well received album 'Electric Life' in 2009. Their poppy hooks, passionate lyrics and enthusiastic performances have landed them a national tour with sponsors: Coca-Cola, Sunoco and Motel 6. The band has shared the stage with platinum selling artists Jennifer Paige, Akon, Snoop Dogg, Ben Folds, Guster and AllStar Weekend, just to name a few. They've had multiple TV and film placements on the Versus Network, NASCAR Network, Fox Sports TV and Speed TV, and their new single "Meteors" is featured in the 2011 NASCAR video game by Activision. Rivers Monroe continues to tour nearly non-stop as their fans anxiously await their new album. Their music is distributed worldwide and can be downloaded on iTunes, Amazon.com and other digital music downloading sites. Follow RM as they continue their 2011 national tour on Facebook, Twitter, Myspace, Youtube and other online networking sites.