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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.
Wicked show...some old stuff, some of their newer stuff...wicked set. The came out really hard and one song bled to the next. Hard to believe Chino can still scream after all these years...dude is getting up their. The fortunate thing is they are already writing and recording for a new album which means they will be touring again. Even if you think they are "OK", you will love them after seeing them live.
Powerful show! Absolutely loved it. Been waiting so long to see them. I'ma massive fan and I'll never forget this one.
They are a great band, and put on a sweet show! I've never had so many females jumping up against me in the pit... Would definitely see them again!!
What a show !!! Unrelentless energy from start to finish. The Commodore Ballroom was rockin from minute one. These guys really know how to put on a show. A true sonic assault !!!
This was my second time seeing them live, after the first time (at Somersault in 2000 at BC place), I was so infatuated with the band, I went out and bought all of their CDs. Although I never stopped loving them, I do feel that this show has reignited the fire. I haven't stopped listening to the deftones since the show. They played a mixture of their classics as well as the new hits from diamond eyes. The only bad part was that it had to end... Can't wait until they come back.
I'm a huge, huge, Deftones fan. I saw them at Rogers Arena and I was determined to see them closer, so the Commodore was a perfect venue. I was right up front against the barriers. I had never listened to much of Dillinger Escape Plan before, but this show convinced me I need more of them. Their performance was unbelievable. The stage presence; wow! The guitarist Ben Weinman was doing the craziest stunts, swinging his guitar around his arm, standing on the crowd barriers and almost falling in.. And the vocalist, Greg Puciato, was right in there with the fans too. The lights were amazing and really coordinated well with the music. As for Deftones, I cannot say anything negative about them. Chino was right there close to us the entire time and their stage presence is unbelievable as well. The sound quality was tops, even though my metalhead friend said this was the loudest show he'd ever been to, and this is a guy with extensive hearing loss due to too much metal. They played a lot of old material as well, which I was super impressed with, and I'm sure other die-hard fans were too. Deftones reek of sex and you can definitely feel it during their shows.
I'd recommend anyone to go see the Deftones live - fan or not. You'll become a fan by the end of the show. Great amosphere! The Commodore is the best venue in Vancouver. It had probably some of the most passionate fans I have ever seen. Great set list - focused on the Diamond Eyes album but also played all of the classics. This is a show definitely worth staying down on the floor for. They played for almost 2 hours. Dillinger Escape Plan was a great opener. I'd probably only appreciate their music in a live setting. I loved the contrast between the two bands. I'm not a fan of the opener and headliner being two similar.
Went with no expectations walked out a bigger fan. Great show and sound
please come back to calgary... i wanna see the deftones rocking again
AMAZING!!!!!! Chino Moreno is sooooooooo hot!!!! Deftones always put in a great show.
The band was on. The venue was awesome. Greasy, filthy, rock show!
Wow. Its like they are in their 20's again. Great show
The opening act (This Will Destroy You) was really interesting even for an instrumental band. Deftones played a lot of their hits from their first few albums which was AMAZING! The harmonics were awesome. They sounded great. The venue allowed for ample vision no matter where you stood (at the Rapids Theater). I am very impressed and very happy:)
FANTASTIC show. Tight set... all their best songs packed into an almost 2-hour set!
