Posts Tagged ‘Deftones’
ALBUM: Funeral for a Friend, Welcome Home Armageddon
Any rumours you might’ve heard about this being a ‘return to the old Funeral for a Friend’ or the band’s ‘heaviest album yet’ we’re about to quash… because, although there are heavy elements on this, the Welsh favourites fifth album, the real theme running throughout the record is that of a pop-punk masterpiece
Deftones, Southampton Guildhall, 15/10/10
Having not toured the UK since 2006, we’ve eagerly anticipated a return from the Sacramento five piece. Having a turbulent history, both professionally and personally, there’s some unease about what to expect from a Deftones performance.
Deftones Add Extra Date to UK Tour
Due to huge demand Deftones have added a second Brixton academy show, with support coming from Coheed and Cambria.
Deftones UK Tour finally Confirmed!
Deftones have officially announced that they will be touring the UK this November, bringing Coheed and Cambria as support. If you want tickets they will go on sale this Friday, 10th of September. Better get your Rocket Skates on haha
Deftones Offer Free Download TODAY
Set to release their 6th studio album ‘Diamond Eyes’ on the 17th May this year, the bands first album since 2006’s ‘Saturday Night Wrist’. Deftones have decided to offer track Rocket Skates as an exclusive first taste of the new material from the forthcoming album, as a free download on Tuesday 23rd February at 5am UK time on www.Deftones.com
Download Festival Add 5 More To The Bill
Download Festival announce 5 more bands added to the 2010 festival lineup
Download Festival Announce Headliners
Download Festival announce the headliners that will accompany AC/DC at Donnington this summer and promise another announcement at midnight on 15th February 2010.
Download Festival Announce This Years Bands
Download have just confirmed those rumours, yes it is true!!! The amazing AC/DC are playing this year, a special year for the festival as they are celebrating 30 years since the very first Monsters or Rock festival.
There aren’t many bands which will persuade end of summer, festival weary journalists to set up camping at Reading Festival, trek back to London that night for their gig, then get the train back to said Festival only to see the band perform again on the Main Stage, but for us Deftones had earned that honour.








