House of deftones
House of Deftones is an independent, fan-built archive of Deftones concerts, setlists, video, posters and live history.
Preserving a fragmented live history.
For more than three decades, Deftones have built a live history spread across thousands of performances, venues, videos, posters and fan archives. Much of that history exists in fragments. House of Deftones brings those fragments together in one place, with the context needed to follow them.
What is being archived
- Concert chronology and venue history
- Tour history and era transitions
- Setlists and song performance history
- Performance videos and posters
- Lineups and member documentation
Fan-built. Unofficial. Archive-first.
House of Deftones is an independent, fan-built archive. It is unofficial and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Deftones, their management, record label or official channels.
It exists alongside those official channels as a focused place to document the live history that fans have kept alive.
The goal is to preserve and connect pieces of the band’s live history before videos disappear, links break and older fan archives fade away.
If you are the creator or rights holder of any material referenced on this site and would like attribution updated, additional credit provided or content removed, please get in touch and we will gladly work with you.
A connected historical system.
The archive connects concerts, songs, tours, venues, locations, releases, members, videos and posters, so a show, a song, a venue or a release can lead naturally into the rest of the live record.
Many videos, posters and other materials referenced here were originally captured, preserved or shared by fans, designers, collectors, videographers and community members.
Alongside community-sourced material, a small number of header loops draw on brief fragments from official Deftones visual work. All rights in those works remain with their respective owners.
Whenever possible, original sources are credited and linked directly, so the archive can point people back to the material, people and communities that helped preserve this history.
A living record, built from evidence.
The archive is reviewed continuously and remains incomplete in places. Dates, venues, lineups, setlists and media are connected from the strongest available documentation.
Cancelled, postponed and interrupted events are retained when they can be documented, because they remain part of the band’s live history even when a full performance did not take place.
Sources sometimes disagree or disappear. When new evidence is found, records can be corrected, expanded or credited more precisely after review.
Help expand the archive.
If you have recordings, photos, posters, setlist corrections or historical information, you can help improve the archive.
Support the band through official sources.
For official news, releases, merchandise and tour announcements, please support Deftones through their official channels.
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