Deftones's 2000 Concert Photos

In 1988 Deftones formed in Sacramento, California. During the early years, the band embraced a heavy nu metal sound, but with the release of the band's third studio album "White Pony" (2000) the band embraced a new direction. It was the first album to include keyboardist and turntablist Frank Delgado while seeing lead vocalist Chino Moreno on rhythm guitar. The album also produced the band's most commercially successful single "Change (In the House of Flies)." Deftones then released two more albums with bassist Chino Cheno, who suffered severe injuries after a car accident in 2008. In 2009, he was replaced by Sergio Vega. Cheng died in 2013 with Vega continuing on as bassist until 2021 when he retired from the band. The following year Fred Sablan began touring with Deftones in place of Vega.

Deftones / Glassjaw on Jul 9, 2000 [627-small]

Deftones / Glassjaw
Jul 9, 2000
 Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States
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Deftones / Glassjaw on Jun 30, 2000 [145-small]

Deftones / Glassjaw
Jun 30, 2000
 Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
  Uploaded by Primus913

K-Rock's Dysfunctional Family Picnic on Jun 23, 2000 [001-small]

K-Rock's Dysfunctional Family Picnic
Jun 23, 2000
 Holmdel, New Jersey, United States
  Uploaded by Dragondaniel1

Sevendust / Deftones / Creed / Godsmack / Limp Bizkit / Stone Temple Pilots on Jun 23, 2000 [621-small]

Sevendust / Deftones / Creed / Godsmack / Limp Bizkit / Stone Temple Pilots
Jun 23, 2000
 Holmdel, New Jersey, United States
  Uploaded by Bill Beyea

2024 6 photos
2023 136 photos
2022 334 photos
2019 5 photos
2018 30 photos
2017 44 photos
2016 158 photos
2015 25 photos
2014 4 photos
2013 67 photos
2012 49 photos
2011 43 photos
2010 88 photos
2009 13 photos
2007 19 photos
2006 16 photos
2004 3 photos
2003 74 photos
2001 10 photos
2000 25 photos
1999 63 photos
1998 37 photos
1997 5 photos
1996 41 photos
1995 2 photos
1994 2 photos
1993 4 photos
1992 3 photos
1991 4 photos
1990 1 photo
1980 3 photos

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