Vesanic
This year, Vesanic shut down Deftones Live, his archive of their live recordings. Hear why he's stepping away and take one last trip through the vault before he goes.
Sonny Mayugba
Sonny Mayugba played guitar in Phallucy, a predecessor to Deftones on the Sacramento music scene. He and Abe Cunningham have been friends their entire lives.
Ming Cheng
Ming Cheng honors his brother, Chi, with stories of how Chi joined Deftones, how the band got signed and more. There may also be a story about Ming tossing a TV out a hotel room window.
JP Ortega
John-Paul Ortega is a Deftones fan residing in Portland, Oregon. He's a husband, dad and bartender with a sense of adventure and some traumatic Deftones stories, like how he chipped a tooth when he saw them during the self-titled guerrilla tour.
Emma Holyoak
Emma Holyoak is a Deftones fan from Leicester, England. She describes life as a teenage metal fan in England in the late 90's and more in this fun conversation.
Crook One
Crook One recently released volume 2 of his 3-part series of beat tapes, "The Number of the Beats." Hear how he met Frank Delgado, moved to Sacramento, formed Team Sleep and more.
C-Minus
Christopher "C-Minus" Rivas is a host on B-Real TV. He's a DJ who's toured with Deftones, Korn, Foo Fighters and Queens of the Stone Age. Hear about his longtime friendship with Deftones, his contribution to Team Sleep and more.
Bad Rabbits
Salim Akram (guitar), Dua Boakye (vocals), and Sheel Dave (drums) are Bad Rabbits. They caught Deftones' attention with their cover of 'Sextape,' and later, entered the studio with Chino Moreno and Teddy Riley. Their latest album, 'Garden of Eden,' is out now.
Andy Diaz
Andy Diaz is a Deftones fan from Houston, Texas. He studies Stef's guitar playing and watches B-Real TV every day. If Deftones announced a show on the other side of the world tomorrow, Andy would find a way to be there.
Alex Lopez
Alex Lopez is a musician from Los Angeles, known for playing drums in Suicide Silence and P.O.D. Hear about his love for Deftones and how he learned that his friend, Fred Sablan, joined the band.