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Kaiser Chiefs

Eventim Apollo, London, UK
20. February 2026. 19:00h
2026
20
February
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Tickets and seats for Deftones in London: The O2 Arena show with special guests in the Private Music era

Buy tickets for Deftones at The O2 Arena in London for a one night concert built on heavy riffs and cinematic atmosphere, with special guests Denzel Curry and Drug Church. This page is focused on ticket sales and ticket purchase for the event, with essential venue details and how to arrive via North Greenwich
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Deftones in London: a night of heavy beauty, loud choruses and big emotions

The Deftones concert at London's O2 Arena brings one of the most anticipated rock performances of the winter for an audience that loves the blend of power and atmosphere, and it takes place on Friday, 20.02.2026 at 18:30. The ticket is valid for 1 day, which means the whole story is concentrated into one evening where a full concert experience is expected, from the first entry to the last tones and exit into the night of Greenwich. Such performances in a large hall are not just a musical event but also an urban ritual: the arrival of thousands of people, shared anticipation, massive choruses and the moment when the band and the audience find themselves in the same rhythm. Ticket sales are available and interest for tickets in such a venue often grows quickly, so it is smart to plan on time, especially if you are aiming for seats with better visibility or want to avoid the stress of the last week. Secure your tickets for this event immediately!

Deftones as a band that survived trends and created its own language

Deftones have built a status over the decades of a band that is hard to categorize, and that is precisely why they have an audience that does not change with fashion but stays with the band through phases, albums and new interpretations of the old sound. They started from the Sacramento scene, but very early on showed that they are not interested in merely repeating genre rules, but in building an atmosphere in which heavy guitars and gentler, almost ethereal parts alternate without warning. At concerts, this logic is felt more strongly than on a recording, because the tension grows through dynamics: quieter parts become an introduction to an explosion, and the explosion retreats into a melancholic space that keeps the audience riveted. Precisely because of such contrasts, Deftones are a band equally loved by fans of heavier music and those looking for emotion, texture and mood, not just speed and volume. When such a sound moves into an arena with a capacity of around 20,000 people, a rare combination of intimacy in a crowd and a large production undertaking is obtained, so it is no wonder that tickets are often sought as entry to an event that is remembered for years.

From recognizable breaks to cult status

In the band's history, there are several key points that have made them a constant theme of rock culture, and one of the strongest is the period in which they showed they can be both radio-recognizable and artistically dark, without compromises that would dilute their identity. Their catalog abounds with songs that have become generational references, but also deep cuts that sound best exactly live, when the audience decides for itself what is most important to it. In recent years, a new wave of interest is also visible, partly due to a younger audience that discovered Deftones through modern alternative culture, and partly due to the fact that the band still sounds fresh and takes risks, instead of living on old glory. The announcement of the tour in the context of the current album and new singles heightens expectations because the audience does not come only for nostalgia, but for the band's present moment. In such a situation, tickets are not just logistics but also a ticket into the current phase of a career in which the old and new merge in a way that cannot be repeated on the next tour.
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A sound built between aggression and elegance

Deftones are known for the ability to combine roughness and refinement in the same song, and for that combination not to sound like a trick but like the natural language of the band. Guitars can be heavy and tuned low, the rhythm section often carries a hypnotic pulse, and the vocal goes from a whisper to a scream so that the change feels emotional, not theatrical. Such an aesthetic works particularly well in arenas, because a high level of sound and a wide sound image can emphasize layers, from massive riffs to ambient details that sometimes get lost in smaller spaces. The audience at Deftones concerts usually does not come just to jump, but also to listen, absorb, experience, so the atmosphere changes from minute to minute, as if the hall is breathing with the band. In this context, buying tickets makes sense even for those who usually choose club concerts, because here one gets the experience of a large space in which a personal moment can still be found, whether in a chorus sung by the whole arena or in the silence between songs.

Tour connected to the album Private Music and expected career overview

The announcement of the London concert is tied to the tour accompanying the album Private Music, the band's tenth studio release, and such a context usually means that new materials and classics that marked their career mix in the repertoire. Deftones are the type of band that is not afraid to change the setlist from night to night, but the logic of the performance most often remains clear: building tension, peaks in the middle and near the end, and a few moments designed for the whole hall to sing or move as one organism. In practice, this means one can expect a combination of strong, riff-driven songs and those that carry atmosphere, with space for new singles that already have a life of their own among fans. The special value of such a concert is that in one evening one gets a cross-section of different periods of the band, from earlier, rawer phases to more mature and sonically complex releases, and that is exactly why tickets for such dates often become a sought-after commodity. Tickets for this concert disappear quickly, so buy tickets on time.

Special guests expanding the scope of the evening

According to the event announcement, Deftones are joined in London by special guests Denzel Curry and Drug Church, which is a combination that says the evening is not built only within one rock niche. Denzel Curry brings the energy of contemporary hip hop and a performance that relies on rhythm, intensity and direct communication with the audience, so such an introduction can raise the temperature of the hall even before the lights go out for the main band. Drug Church as a post-hardcore band brings a rawer, more direct rock punch that prepares the ground well for Deftones' dynamics, especially for an audience that likes a faster, sharper start to the evening. For visitors, this means that the ticket covers a program that lasts even before the main set, so it is worth arriving earlier and catching the whole flow, instead of reducing focus only to the last part. If you plan to experience the guests too, the practical side of buying tickets gains additional value because more content is extracted from one evening, and crowds at the entrance are usually more pleasant when arrival is spread out earlier.
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O2 Arena as a stage of great moments and part of the story of modern London

The O2 Arena is not just a large hall but a symbol of the London transformation of the Greenwich Peninsula, a space that from the idea of the Millennium Dome and subsequent redevelopment became one of the most recognizable city entertainment districts. The arena opened in 2007 and profiled itself as a place where the biggest names in music and sport line up, so the arrival of Deftones in that framework carries additional weight, especially for an audience that remembers how alternative metal rarely had such representative stages in Europe. The capacity of around 20,000 people gives the event a sense of massiveness, but at the same time The O2 has a reputation as a space that knows how to handle loud rock productions without loss of clarity, which is key for a band that lives on layers and dynamics. Greenwich and the surrounding area also offer the impression that you have stepped from the center of London into a different urban zone, by the river, large promenades and a city view that gives the concert evening a cinematic context. Ticket sales for concerts at The O2 are often under great pressure due to an international audience combining travel and music, so buying tickets on time is an important part of planning, especially if you are coming from outside London and need to coordinate transport and accommodation.

How the acoustics were built and why the hall is special for rock concerts

An interesting fact about the O2 Arena is that it originated as an arena built inside an existing monumental structure, which designers often described as building a ship in a bottle, because the enormous hall had to fit into the given dimensions of the dome. Such a concept is not just an architectural story, but also a practical fact felt in the experience, because the emphasis was placed on the arena being able to withstand different configurations, from sports to concerts, with strong light and sound production. In engineering descriptions of the project, it is highlighted that the goal was to achieve advanced technical and acoustic standards, which is particularly important for genres in which distortion, layers and sudden changes in dynamics are part of the identity. For Deftones, this means a space in which quieter, ambient moments can have full depth, and heavier parts can remain readable, without everything turning into an unclear wall of noise. In such an environment, tickets are also valid as entry into a production spectacle, because in arenas of this rank it is often seen how much detail is in the band's aesthetic, from lighting to the way songs flow into one another.

What the date means in the London concert season calendar

February in London is traditionally a period in which the concert season heats up in indoor venues, and the audience is hungry for big performances after the holiday break and winter slowdown. Deftones come at that moment as a band that can gather different groups of listeners, from long-time fans to those who discovered the band through a newer wave of interest in alternative sound, so the impression is easily created that there is a cross-section of generations in the hall. Precisely because of this, the atmosphere on such dates can be special, because the audience is not homogeneous, but comes from different scenes and musical habits, and what they have in common is that they want to feel the band live, loud and without intermediaries. Such an evening often opens a tourist dimension as well, since London attracts visitors who combine the concert with a city outing, so the demand for tickets extends beyond the local market. Buy tickets via the button below and plan to arrive earlier to enter the hall without haste, with enough time for entrance checks and finding your way around the complex.
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Practical information: time, ticket, address and arrival rhythm

The Deftones concert is held at the O2 Arena in London, and the address most often listed in guides and maps is Peninsula Square, London SE10 0DX, while official instructions for arrival at the complex also mention 5 Millennium Way, London SE10 0PH, so it is useful to type The O2 or O2 Arena in navigation so the system brings you to the right entrances. The date and time of the event are 20.02.2026 at 18:30, and this fits into the typical regime of arena evenings when doors open in the early evening hours, so arriving earlier is recommended if you want to avoid crowds and find your seat more calmly. The ticket is valid for 1 day, which means everything takes place in one evening, without additional days of programming, so planning transport and return is especially important, particularly if you aim to stay until the end. Ticket sales are available and, as the date approaches, tickets for attractive sectors and better visibility usually become increasingly difficult to access, so buying tickets in advance is the simplest way to secure the desired experience for yourself. Secure your tickets for this event immediately!

Arrival by public transport, orientation and useful habits for an evening at the arena

The most common and most practical way of arrival is the underground railway to North Greenwich station on the Jubilee line, which is immediately next to the O2 complex, so from the station exit one reaches the arena on foot in a few minutes through clearly marked approaches. If you are coming from another part of the city or combining multiple lines, planning the route in advance reduces stress, and the London travel system has tools that help in choosing the best connection, including options that also take into account possible works or crowds. For the audience for whom accessibility is important, North Greenwich and the surrounding infrastructure have information about lifts and access, so it is good to check the status of the station and entrances before departure, especially in winter conditions when more people rely on closed corridors. In practice, it pays to come earlier, count on security checks and crowds in the foyer, and have a plan where your sector is located, because The O2 is large and moving around the hall can take time, especially when several thousand people arrive in the same wave. When you are already there, the complex around the arena offers enough content for waiting and a short respite before the start of the program, so the evening can be distributed more pleasantly, with less pushing, and buying tickets on time allows the focus to shift from logistics to music.

Sources:
- The O2, London, Deftones event page and details about the date and special guests
- The O2, official instructions for arrival by public transport to the complex
- Transport for London, North Greenwich station page and information about station facilities
- AEG Europe, profile of The O2 arena and data on capacity, number of events and opening year
- AEG Worldwide, description of The O2 and basic data on capacity and positioning of the arena
- Populous, presentation of The O2 project and context of arena construction inside the dome
- Buro Happold, O2 Arena and Millennium Dome project and technical-acoustic context
- NME, news about Deftones UK and European tour 2026 and context of the album Private Music
- Pitchfork, news about the album Private Music and the single My Mind Is a Mountain

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