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DEFTONES: New Video Interview Available

April 22, 2007

A brand new video interview with DEFTONES members Chino Moreno and Abe Cunningham, conducted recently by Holland's Toazted.com, has been posted online at this location.

DEFTONES recently rolled out the dates for the band's spring U.S. tour, which will begin on May 11 in Phoenix, Arizona. Shows are confirmed through late June so far, with THE FALL OF TROY and Japanese act DIR EN GREY coming along as support.

The California-based group has released "Mein" as the second single from its fifth album, "Saturday Night Wrist", which arrived this past October.

DEFTONES was forced to postpone the last three shows on its latest U.K. tour after singer Chino Moreno was stricken with a ear and throat infection.

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