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Deftones

O2 Arena, London, UK
20. February 2026. 18:30h
2026
20
February
Photo by: Domagoj Skledar/ arhiva (vlastita)
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Tickets for Deftones at The O2 London – O2 Arena concert on 20 February 2026 at 18:30, one-day passes

Buy tickets for Deftones at The O2 (O2 Arena) in London on 20 February 2026 at 18:30. This page focuses on ticket sales and purchasing one-day passes, with practical guidance on arrival via North Greenwich, the evening schedule with special guests, and what to expect inside the arena as demand builds
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Deftones are coming to London's The O2

London in February gets another night to remember, because Deftones are coming to O2 Arena on Greenwich Peninsula and bringing a concert format that naturally belongs to large venues. The concert is announced for 20.02.2026 at 18:30, and the ticket is valid for 1 day, which makes this evening a clear and focused point of a trip or a night out in the city. The tour is tied to a new chapter for the band and the announced album Private Music, so a combination of fresh material and classics that built their status as one of the most influential alternative heavy rock groups of their generation is expected. Due to the band's reputation as a concert force and the fact that The O2 is among the most sought-after arenas in Europe, audience interest is traditionally high, and ticket sales for dates like this often accelerate as the date approaches. Secure your tickets for this event immediately and click the button labeled

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What the tour brings and who opens the evening

The announcement of the London date comes with a clear message that this is a concert with a wider context, namely part of a tour that follows a new release and re-positions Deftones at the very top of large venues. Listed as special guests are Denzel Curry and Drug Church, which suggests an evening with a dynamic arc from an energetic intro to a massive, atmospheric finale performed by the headliners. Precisely such lineups often function as a carefully composed tempo, where the audience gradually warms up, and the arena fills up and sonically "rises" as the main part of the program approaches. If you plan a trip from outside London, this information is also logistically important, because arriving earlier means a better rhythm of the evening, less rushing at the entrances, and greater comfort in finding seats or a position on the floor. In practice, this often influences the decision to buy tickets, because the audience that wants to catch the entire program usually aims for an earlier arrival and thereby increases crowds at the approaches to the venue. Buy tickets via the button below, click
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 and plan your arrival so that you do not miss even a minute of the atmosphere that is built layer by layer in the arena.

Private Music and the band's new chapter

The story of this concert is not just a nostalgic overview of a career, but also a presentation of the current direction, because the band has announced their tenth studio album Private Music and has already opened the story with the new single My Mind Is a Mountain. The album is announced as the first completely new studio release after a gap of several years, and the announcements highlight the collaboration with producer Nick Raskulinecz, whose name is linked to some of their key releases. The description of the creation mentions recordings at multiple locations in the USA, which often goes hand in hand with the ambition to expand the sound, to "breathe" details into the production, and to leave the band space for contrasts between heaviness and airiness. Exactly those contrasts are one of their greatest concert advantages, because in a venue the size of The O2, quiet, hypnotic sections and massive riffs that shake the stands can work equally convincingly. For the audience, this means a real chance to hear in the same set both songs that shaped generations of listeners and material that is just entering the collective memory, and tickets are therefore sought after by both old fans and the new audience. If you want to be part of that transitional moment, ticket sales are a key topic already now, because such concerts often turn into large city events that are retold long after the last encore.

The Deftones sound and the reason they fill arenas

Deftones have been building an identity for years on the junction of aggression and melody, at the transition where a heavy riff can live alongside a gentle harmony, and a vocal can turn from a scream into an almost intimate whisper in a second. That approach has long separated them from narrow genre drawers, so they are often perceived as a band that has outlived trends and remained relevant through changes in taste, listening technology, and concert production. Historically looking, their key albums are not just collections of songs but also documents of a certain time, and for example White Pony is often highlighted as a turning point that showed how far they can go when they step away from expectations and push the sound towards atmosphere and experiment. In a concert context, this turns into an experience where the audience does not come just to "hear the hits", but to enter a set that has dramaturgy, where tension builds, releases, and then returns in waves. That is why tickets for such a performance are more than a simple purchase, they are an entry into an evening where music is experienced with the body, through bass that is felt in the chest and through light that follows every transition. Whoever has already watched them live often speaks of that specific mixture of beauty and force, and whoever is coming for the first time usually quickly realizes why such a loyal audience culture has formed around the band. If you want to catch the best part of that energy from the best possible position, buying tickets on time is the most practical step you can take.
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What the repertoire in London might look like

Although the exact set cannot be guaranteed in advance, there are clear traces of how Deftones often assemble concert evenings when they are in large venues and when they have a current story around a new release. In recent performances, they have known how to combine classics from different phases of their career with newer songs, creating an overview that satisfies the audience that wants "big moments" and the audience that seeks deeper cuts and more emotional sections. In such a framework, songs that carry recognizable choruses and those that have strong, repetitive grooves usually come to turn, because exactly such elements in an arena best "connect" the audience and the stage. An additional curiosity is that newer singles and materials from the upcoming album often get a special place in the set, with enhanced light and video production, so that the new era is visually and sonically etched into memory. For visitors, this means that tickets also carry a dose of surprise, because the same band can play more "heavy" one evening, and more "atmospheric" the other, depending on the mood and dynamics of the audience. That is exactly why London is often a special date, because tour finales or large city dates know how to get additional energy, and the audience in The O2 knows how to be loud and focused from the first to the last song.

The O2 Arena as a concert instrument

The O2 Arena is not just a large hall, but one of the most famous European spaces for arena concerts, located within the wider complex The O2 on Greenwich Peninsula. The location is recognizable also because it is part of a larger urban and entertainment ecosystem, with restaurants, contents, and attractions in the immediate vicinity, so the concert often becomes the backbone of the entire evening. With a capacity that approaches large numbers in concert configurations, the hall is known for hosting the biggest names in world music, and this is also seen in production standards, quality of logistics, and the way the audience is "introduced" into the event. For Deftones, this means a space in which their sound can get full width, from quiet, reverberant layers to powerful hits of drums and bass, with production that can emphasize every transition in the arena. For the audience, this means that tickets are not just a ticket for the concert, but also access to a hall that is built to withstand large waves of energy, chanting, and massive choruses, while remaining clear and functional. In such a space, even a small change of position can significantly change the experience, so many think in advance whether they want the floor because of immediacy or the stands because of the panorama and a more stable view of the entire production.

Greenwich Peninsula and the city context of the evening

One of the practical advantages of The O2 is that arriving at the concert rarely means just entering the hall and exiting out, because the entire area around the arena functions as a large pedestrian zone with much content for before and after the performance. Greenwich Peninsula has experienced a strong transformation in recent decades, so today it is a point that connects modern London entertainment infrastructure with views of the Thames and fast connections towards Canary Wharf and the city center. In practice, this means that the audience often arrives earlier to arrange the evening, eat something in the vicinity, walk along the complex promenade, or simply avoid the crowd that forms at the entrances and at stations ahead of the concert. For those coming to London as tourists, this is also an opportunity to include the concert in a wider city plan, because from this part of London one can quickly reach key points, and the zone around The O2 itself is well marked and organized for large masses of people. Such context additionally strengthens the interest for tickets, because it makes the decision easier for travelers and the local audience, they know that they will get a logistically "complete" evening without unnecessary stress. If it is important to you to arrive relaxed and in rhythm, buying tickets on time also helps in planning transport, because you will know when to leave and how much earlier you want to be in the arena zone.
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Getting to the arena and moving around the venue

The O2 is located at the address Peninsula Square, London SE10 0DX, and exactly that data is worth remembering for route planners and for all who arrive by car or taxi. The most common public transport option is North Greenwich on the Jubilee line, because the station is practically the "entry point" for the entire complex and enables fast connection with central London, as well as with Canary Wharf and Stratford. Along with the underground railway, the area also has other specific London connections, like the river line towards the Thames bank and the recognizable cable car, which gives some visitors an additional experience of the city before the concert. If you are arriving by car, it is useful to know that parking and arrival planning is done in the vicinity, and the location itself is outside the city congestion zone that central sections have, although bottlenecks still form around approaches on the day of large concerts. All that is a reason more to plan the evening in advance, because along with tickets you also need a realistic movement plan, especially if you want to be inside on time, without skipping part of the program. Tickets for such a concert are often bought earlier precisely because people want to arrange the entire logistics, and clicking the button

is the fastest way to solve that part and shift focus to the trip and experience.

Tickets, entry time and rhythm of the evening

For this concert, the key information is that the slot is set for 18:30, which in arena practice most often means the time of opening doors and start of gathering, while the concert part with guests and the headliner develops through the evening. Such a schedule is good for travelers who arrive earlier, but also for the local audience who wants to arrive without rushing after work or obligations, because there is enough time for organized entry and finding a place. As special guests have been announced, it is logical to expect that the evening will have clear phases, first warming up, then a stronger middle part, and then the main set of Deftones which in an arena usually has both emotional peaks and raw energy. The ticket is valid for 1 day, which means that the event is focused on one evening and that the entire experience takes place in one go, from the first entry to the last song, without the need for additional planning around multi-day schedules. That is exactly why ticket sales often become the main topic among fans, because everyone wants to "lock" that date and only then start arranging details of travel, accommodation, or socializing in the city. Secure your tickets on time and click the button
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, because that is the simplest step that decides whether this evening will be part of your calendar or just a story you will later watch from a distance.

What to expect inside the arena

In large venues like The O2, audience details often decide on comfort, from what you carry with you to how much earlier you arrive, because everything functions on the principle of flow and clear rules. For visitors, it is useful to know that cashless payment is emphasized in the arena, which speeds up lines and reduces crowds at bars and sales points, so it pays off to think about the payment method in advance. With seating, it sometimes happens that individual seats have a partially restricted view, and in an arena format that can be the difference between a complete experience of production and the impression that part of the stage "escapes" from the frame, so it is important to carefully choose the position when buying tickets. The floor, on the other hand, brings immediacy, but also the reality that most people stand, which means that the experience is more intense, but also physically more demanding, especially if you plan to be in the first rows through the entire program. Such information is not trivial, because a Deftones concert is not a quiet evening, it is an event that is felt with full intensity, so comfort is important so that you can direct energy to the music, and not to logistics. Once you find yourself in the hall and the first wave of sound begins, tickets cease to be just a ticket and become an entry into a shared, loud moment in which the audience and the band meet without reserve.

Audience, atmosphere and expected interest

Deftones have an audience that is rarely described as lukewarm, because it involves fans who have often grown up with their albums, but also new listeners who are discovering them through current singles and contemporary concert aesthetics. The announcements highlight the status of the band as a multi-award-winning and commercially strong name, but what is more important for a concert in an arena is the fact that their live music "enlarges" and gets an additional layer through the collective reaction of the audience. In The O2, that effect knows to be particularly pronounced, because the mass moves as one body, choruses return from the stands, and quieter moments become almost equally loud due to the expectation that hangs in the air. The atmosphere at such concerts is often a mix of concentration and release, the audience knows how to stand still in one song, and explode already in the next, and exactly that changeability is the core of the Deftones identity. Because of that, tickets have additional weight, because you are not just buying presence, but also participation in a massive moment that is hard to reproduce on a recording, even when production is perfect. Tickets for this concert disappear quickly, so buy tickets on time and click the button
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 as soon as you decide, because audience interest grows as February approaches.

Practical notes for the evening in London

If you are arriving from outside London, it is useful to plan the evening around the entry time and around the fact that after the concert a large wave of movement is created towards the station and towards the exits from the complex, so patience is just as important as good organization. The best tactic is to arrive earlier, walk around the area, locate entrances, and agree on a meeting point if you are arriving in company, because signals and crowds after the concert know how to behave unpredictably. Since the address is clearly defined and the zone is well marked, navigating is mostly simple, but it still pays off to have a plan, especially if you aim for the stands or if you want to catch the initial performances of the guests. In such evenings details make the difference, from comfortable footwear to a small reserve of time for lines, because when the main set starts, no one wants to be in the hallway or in the crowd at the entrance. Ticket sales are already now one of the main topics among fans, because tickets solve the basis and only then can you peacefully arrange transport, accommodation, and the rhythm of the evening. Buy tickets via the button below, click

and leave yourself enough space to experience London without rushing, the way a concert in an arena deserves.
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Sources:
- The O2 (theo2.co.uk) - Deftones event page at The O2, announcement of tour and special guests
- The O2 Help Centre (help.theo2.co.uk) - location address and information on arrival, parking and visit organization
- The O2 (theo2.co.uk) - tickets and maps, listed address Peninsula Square, London SE10 0DX and approach orientation
- Pitchfork - announcement of album Private Music and single My Mind Is a Mountain and production context
- NME - news about 2026 tour and London final date at The O2
- LouderSound (Metal Hammer) - historical context and legacy of album White Pony

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