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Deftones Unveil 2025 Extended North American Tour Dates

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By Mr. Rossi - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org

The dynamic alternative metal band Deftones is set to extend their electrifying 2025 North American tour with an additional segment featuring exciting performances and collaborations. Following a highly successful first leg, punctuated by sold-out shows including two explosive nights at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles, the band is eager to bring their high-octane live shows to even more fans. The second leg will commence on August 22 in Vancouver, British Columbia, and conclude in Kansas City, Missouri, on September 17. This extension is designed to cover locations not visited during their initial leg, ensuring a wide audience can experience their music live.

An intriguing aspect of this tour is the lineup featuring the hard-hitting IDLES and Phantogram. This aspect of the tour should appeal to a broad spectrum of music fans, expanding Deftones’ reach across different listener demographics. While Phantogram will accompany the band on the first eight dates, injecting their signature electronic rock vibe, IDLES will join in on the last six, bringing their potent post-punk energy to the stage. Throughout all performances, The Barbarians of California will provide consistent support, setting the stage for each night’s main events.

Tickets for this leg of the tour are expected to be in high demand, with pre-sales beginning as early as March 13 and running until March 16. Following this, general sales will open on March 17, offering a window for every eager fan to secure their chance to see these giants of alternative metal live. Deftones’ ability to create an intoxicating live atmosphere is renowned, and their collaboration with IDLES and Phantogram ensures each show will be a distinct musical journey. The concerts are scheduled in strategically chosen cities such as Minneapolis, Montreal, Cleveland, and Denver, allowing for a wide distribution of their performances across North America.

Enthralling reviews have hailed the band as “definitional for what young people want out of heavy music,” a testament to Deftones’ lasting impact on the alternative metal genre. The ongoing tour, featuring The Mars Volta and Fleshwater in its current leg, will wrap up its thrilling first chapter on April 9 in Newark, New Jersey. Attendees can revel in the immersive sonic landscapes that Deftones have masterfully crafted over their decades-long career.

Check Out Deftones 2025 North American Tour Dates Here:

Wed, Mar 12 Austin, TX Moody Center *^
Thu, Mar 13 San Antonio, TX Frost Bank Center *^
Sat, Mar 15 Dallas, TX American Airlines Center *^
Sun, Mar 16 Houston, TX Toyota Center *^
Tue, Mar 18 Atlanta, GA State Farm Arena *^
Thu, Mar 20 Orlando, FL Kia Center *^
Sat, Mar 22 Sunrise, FL Amerant Bank Arena *^
Mon, Mar 24 Charlotte, NC Spectrum Center *^
Wed, Mar 26 Nashville, TN Bridgestone Arena *^
Fri, Mar 28 Indianapolis, IN Gainbridge Fieldhouse *^
Sat, Mar 29 Columbus, OH Nationwide Arena *^
Mon, Mar 31 Chicago, IL United Center *^
Tue, Apr 01 Detroit, MI Little Caesars Arena *^
Thu, Apr 03 New York, NY Madison Square Garden *^
Fri, Apr 04 Philadelphia, PA Wells Fargo Center *^
Sun, Apr 06 Washington, DC Capital One Arena *^
Tue, Apr 08 Boston, MA TD Garden *^
Wed, Apr 09 Newark, NJ Prudential Center *^
Fri, Jun 13 Porto, Portugal Primavera Sound Porto 2025
Fri, Jun 13 – Sun, Jun 15 Hilvarenbeek, Netherlands Best Kept Secret Festival 2025
Tue, Jun 17 Sesto San Giovanni, Italy Carroponte
Wed, Jun 18 Zürich, Switzerland Halle 622
Fri, Jun 20 Frankfurt Am Main, Germany Jahrhunderthalle
Sat, Jun 21 Schnee, Germany Hurricane Festival 2025
Sun, Jun 22 Neuhausen Ob Eck, Germany Southside Festival 2025
Tue, Jun 24 Halifax, United Kingdom The Piece Hall
Thu, Jun 26 Saint Austell, United Kingdom Eden Project
Sat, Jun 28 Pilton, United Kingdom Glastonbury Festival 2025
Sun, Jun 29 London, United Kingdom Crystal Palace Park
Wed, Jul 02 Roskilde, Denmark Roskilde Festival 2025
Thu, Jul 03 Werchter, Belgium Rock Werchter 2025
Fri, Jul 04 Arras, France Main Square Festival 2025
Fri, Aug 22 Vancouver, BC Rogers Arena %
Sun, Aug 24 Edmonton, AB Rogers Place %
Mon, Aug 25 Calgary, AB Scotiabank Saddledome %
Wed, Aug 27 Winnipeg, MB Canada Life Centre %
Fri, Aug 29 Minneapolis, MN Target Center %
Sat, Aug 30 Milwaukee, WI Fiserv Forum %
Mon, Sep 01 Buffalo, NY Key Bank Center %
Wed, Sep 03 Toronto, ON Rogers Stadium @
Fri, Sep 05 Toronto, ON Rogers Stadium @
Sun, Sep 07 Quebec City, QC Centre Vidéotron %
Mon, Sep 08 Montreal, QC Bell Centre +
Wed, Sep 10 Cleveland, OH Rocket Arena +
Thu, Sep 11 Baltimore, MD CFG Bank Arena +
Sat, Sep 13 St Louis, MO Enterprise Center +
Mon, Sep 15 Denver, CO Ball Arena +
Wed, Sep 17 Kansas City, MO T-Mobile Center +
Fri, Sep 19 Atlanta, GA Shaky Knees 2025
Sat, Sep 20 Louisville, KY Louder Than Life 2025
Fri, Oct 03 Sacramento, CA Aftershock 2025 

 

* with The Mars Volta
^ with Fleshwater
% with Phantogram and The Barbarians of California
@ with System of a Down, Polyphia, and Wisp
+ with IDLES and The Barbarians of California 

 

 

 

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