Deftones in Los Angeles

DEFTONES!!!!!!!!!!!

I love the Deftones... chino You have the most spine chilling voice EVER.<333333 please come to LA it would be awesome to see you live :)

im in a city in San bernardino county and my name is minerva, i love this band for there awesome music and would love to see them live!

I have NEVER seen Deftones.

Cant wait!!!!!!!!

How many shows will you guys do? I hope you do at least the first two, lol. You gotta come to LA though! I have to see you again before I move to GA. There isn't much going on there, don't know when I'll get to go to any concerts over in that area. :( Please, please, please come to LA so me and my sis can see your amazing show again!

where is shady at?

amazing!!

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