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DEFTONES Interviewed By Singapore's RazorTV (Video)

February 24, 2011

RazorTV conducted an interview with DEFTONES when the band played in Singapore on February 16, 2011. You can now watch the chat in four parts below.

Hundreds of fans in Bangkok, Thailand reportedly rioted on February 15 when DEFTONES suddenly canceled a concert there with no explanation. Fans apparently threw bottles and glasses, damaged furnishings and smashed windows after the cancellation was announced. The show might have been scrapped either because the stage was not up to the band's standard or their equipment could not be used with Thai voltage.

DEFTONES recently issued an exclusive remix of the title track from the band's "Diamond Eyes" CD to benefit DEFTONES bassist Chi Cheng, who remains in a semi-comatose state after being injured in a November 2008 car crash.

Cheng's family is trying to raise money to send Cheng to a doctor on the East Coast who has had success with reviving semi-comatose patients.

Longtime DEFTONES friend Sergio Vega continues to play bass with the band in Cheng's absence.

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