Frank Delgado
2021Deftones: Live at Area4
chino moreno, Frank Delgado
Deftones are an American alternative metal band from Sacramento, California, founded in 1988. The band consists of Chino Moreno (lead vocals and guitar), Stephen Carpenter (guitar), Chi Cheng (bass), Frank Delgado (keyboards and turntables), and Abe Cunningham (drums and percussion). Since 2009, Sergio Vega has been standing in on bass while Cheng recovers from a car accident. They have released six albums to date, with three Platinum (Adrenaline, White Pony, Around the Fur) and one Gold certification (for the self-titled album).
Deftones: Live at Area4
Deftones: [2014] Sonisphere Festival
Frank Delgado, Sergio Vega
Diamond Eyes Be Quiet and Drive (Far Away) My Own Summer (Shove It) Tempest Swerve City Feiticeira Digital Bath Poltergeist Rosemary Rocket Skates Change (In the House of Flies) Headup Root 7 Words
Deftones: [2014] Sonisphere Festival
Deftones: [2015] Rock in Rio USA
Frank Delgado, Abe Cunningham
Rocket Skates, Be Quiet and Drive (Far Away), My Own Summer (Shove It), Tempest, Swerve City, Diamond Eyes, Rosemary, Bloody Cape, Sextape, Change (In the House of Flies), Passenger (with Tim McIlrath), Engine No. 9, Headup
Deftones: [2015] Rock in Rio USA
Deftones : Live in Hawaii
Stephen Carpenter, Chi Cheng
Music in High Places, the ultimate international music and travel adventure series, takes top recording artists to the most ancient sites on earth. Each expedition takes music's biggest artists to the four corners of the globe and features exciting acoustic performances set against the backdrop of earth's most intriguing natural locations. Take an intimate journey with the Deftones as they discover the culture, history and spirituality of Hawaii while performing some of their greatest hits! Songs: Headup, Knife Party, Digital Bath, One Weak, Boy's Republic, Be Quiet and Drive (Far Away), Around the Fur, Feiticeira, Change (In the House of Flies).
Deftones: Live in Hawaii
Entertain Me: A Film About the Deftones
Andrew Bennett
Stephen Carpenter, Abe Cunningham
Entertain Me has all the great stories about how the band got together, what it was like in the early years, and all the other shit that we as fans love to hear, but it also flips it, and talks about the price you pay when touring non stop for years, being in the studio for months and years, and how just being in a band effects not just you, but your family and friends. That might be where it gets depressing. Yes, there are moments that are not so happy, both in interviews and on the road.
Entertain Me: A Film About the Deftones
