Overview
- Limp Bizkit announced Rivers' death on Instagram in a statement calling him the band's "heartbeat" and "pure magic."
- The tribute was signed by Fred Durst, Wes Borland, John Otto and DJ Lethal.
- DJ Lethal asked fans to respect the family's privacy and suggested honoring Rivers by playing his bass lines.
- Rivers co-founded the Jacksonville band in 1994, played on all six studio albums and contributed backing vocals.
- He stepped away in 2015 due to severe liver disease, underwent a liver transplant and rejoined the group in 2018, with his death arriving about a month before a scheduled South America tour.