The Routers were an American instrumental rock band active during the early 1960s. Known primarily for their hit single, "Let's Go (Pony)", they significantly influenced the sports anthem genre with their catchy, upbeat tracks. The band's distinctive sound was characterized by lively guitar riffs and vibrant saxophone solos, underpinned by a driving rhythm section. Despite their brief period of activity, The Routers left an enduring mark on popular music, with their signature chant "Let's Go" still widely used in sporting events today.