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Deftones’ culture is revered as one of the most fervent that exists—a Grammy Award-winning multi-platinum sonic outlier whose originality and culture prove peerless. Formed by hometown friends out of Northern California in 1988, the Sacramento band have delivered a succession of seminal releases, sold over 10 million records globally, gathered 9.2 billion-plus streams, and inspired generations. Their catalog encompasses 2000’s RIAA certified 2X-Platinum White Pony—which earned the group’s first Grammy—as well as the RIAA Platinum-certified Diamond Eyes (2010), Koi No Yokan (2012), and Ohms (2020). The latter marked their fourth Top 5 debut on the Billboard 200. Their world also notably includes the annual Dia De Los Deftones, an immersive full-day festival experience of music and culture curated and headlined by the band at San Diego’s Petco Park for six iterations so far. In August 2025, they will release their 10th full-length album, private music (Reprise/Warner Records). It signals yet another artistic peak and once more affirms Deftones are forever.
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Deftones 2025 Tour Dates:
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Check out the setlist and details for Deftones' 2025 tour.
Deftones’ North American headlining tour resumed in August 2025. After kicking off the second leg in Vancouver, British Columbia, the band toured the U.S. and Canada through September before making headlining appearances at multiple festivals including Shaky Knees, Louder Than Life and Aftershock.
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Deftones’ 2025 tour continued on August 22, 2025 at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Deftones were joined by the following special guests on their 2025 tour:
Be sure to check individual event pages for details.
The band was lights out. Really on and just awesome. The venue was too crowded and if you weren't 6 feet, I don't know how you saw anything. It is also in a very sketchy part of town. Again, the 'tones were amazing, but I'd rather it have been somewhere else.
Amazing show, great sound, nice and clear, not over the top loud, it was just right. I'd see them again in a heartbeat.
Like any Deftones show it was going to be insane. The guys were full of energy and kept the crowd energized. Being in the front was an awesome experience after seeing their shows from a distance.....Wow!!!! Sexy lead guitar, Chino's sensual yet powerful voice, Frank's undertones compiled with Sergio's bass, stephen's guitar and Abe's drum lines it makes you heart stop. The power of the Deftones!!
deftones come to calgary or somewhere in alberta, i only see you guys ones... i wanna see you guys again.....
The Deftones always killer and the Joint great venue...was not a fan of the 2 opening acts but was there for the Deftones so did not matter. Great sound and organization too!
i have seen them about 20 time and every time has been better then the last, this show was no different they played for 2hrs of intense crowed pumping music, i was sad wen it ended. If i can give u any advise buy all the albums and see there show, there one band thats actually just as good live as they are on there album
fantastic show! the mosh pit was insane. incredible energy & brilliant vocals. loved it!
The deftones are amazing and they brought the house DOWN! Chino sounds and looks just as good as he did 10+ years ago. Sick!
Sound Academy was packed and Deftones put on a great show, well worth the money. Saw them the next day in Montreal and after the comparison, the sound and energy at the Montreal location was much better....but if I hadn't gone to that show Toronto Deftones would have got a 10/10. Chino's vocals were mind blowing!
The first ( and only one ) time i ever went backstage at a concert was at a Deftones show during their White Pony tour, at the Verdun Auditorium in the fall of 2003. Despite the fact that liked my experience behind the curtains, the show was not quite as good as i wanted it to be. First of all because the sound wasn't that neat, and because Chino's voice was struggling at that point of the last leg of that tour... Their great performance wednesday night at Metropolis erased all of that in a blink of an eye! The sound was crystal clear, the pounding bass, high hats and snares punished my earings and crushed my spine like a real bulldozer. Chino's voice and the band's energy were running in high spirits, the whole set list was amazingly awesome, well balanced and astounding. I can't go any further without mentionning the psychedelic visuals that were pure entertainment and matching every songs. They rocked us for an a hour and 45 minutes, closing the set by integrating Katy Perry's hit single Fireworks in the encore...a funny note to end a perfect evening!
I couldn't allow myself to enjoy this concert due to the horrible venue. I was in the second row, on the floor; I wanted to be as close to the band as possible. However, I was incredibly disappointed at how hectic the mosh-pit became. Really? Why would you want to mosh to such incredibly beautiful sounds? Being pushed and basically torn apart on the floor took away from the beauty of music and the beauty of watching the Deftones perform. There was no other place I wanted to be than on the floor, watching Chino closely, yet I couldn't have done so without having my body mangled by a crowd of savages. Aren't the Deftones a more mellow experience? Wouldn't you prefer to bask in the sounds?They certainly were not meant to be experienced in such a brutal way.
Awsome show at an awsome venue. Good mix of old and new songs. Left the show drenched in sweat.
The venue was filled with energy and great talent. Deftones rocked the sound academy and we throughly enjoyed the show !!!
I've seen the Deftones numerous times over the years, and this was by far the best I've ever seen them. They were intense, loud, energetic, and engaging- and played songs from all of their albums. I cannot say enough good things about how great this show was and what a good time I had.
deftones are phenomenal. in such a small venue? even more phenomenal.
Deftones is a must see live. The opening act, Dillinger esc plan, commanded the stage like it was their last night on earth. The energy they poured into their show engaged the crowd and made you want to jump out of your seat and rock out. The Deftones seduced with every lull and scream Chino unleashed on the crowd. Blasting the stage with Diamond Eyes and closing the show with a crowd favorite 7 Words. The stage was simply set up, the sound crisp and loud, and the crowd was crazed and wild. Perfect for a band like the Deftones. Looking forward to seeing them in Boca.
They performed a signature Deftones show with tonnes of energy and passion. From the very first song, they were in it and the crowd was in it. Chino walked onto the stage with no sound and no lights and then boomed into Diamond Eyes. It was intense. When Passenger's first notes started to play, the crowd's energy picked up even more. And suddenly, a new voice is heard to fill in for Maynard's part. It's Greg Puciato, the lead singer of DEP. He sounded amazing and between him and Chino, they took that performance to another level. I loved everything about this show.
Was amazing as always. The venue was great and the sound was amazing. It is never a waste of money going to see the Deftones.
Deftones were amazing...best I have ever heard them live.
Deftones are a must see band!...one of the best performances I've seen. I only wish they were playing a better venue
