The 1997 album is on the charts.

YouTube has been around for 14 years, so music fans have had plenty of time to upload old recordings of live performances, but every once in a while a new classic gets unearthed. In this case, ...

Earlier this month, footage emerged of Deftones performing the Around the Fur single “Be Quiet and Drive (Far Away)” for the very first time in concert in 1997. Now, newly posted video from that very ...

Footage of Deftones performing their 1997 single ‘Be Quiet And Drive (Far Away)’ for the first time has been unearthed. The song featured on the group’s second album ‘Around The Fur’, which was also ...

Today, video footage of Deftones performing one of their earliest songs, My Own Summer, for the first time ever in a tiny venue in Sacramento called The Press Club. It appears to be from the same set ...

Who doesn't love a good throwback? A video surfaced earlier this month of Deftones performing "Be Quiet and Drive (Far Away)" live for the first time in 1997 prior to the release of their second album ...

Earlier this month a live video of Deftones performing “Be Quiet and Drive,” — allegedly for the first time ever — made the rounds online much to the delight of longtime fans. Now another song from ...

A recently unearthed clip of Deftones playing “Be Quiet and Drive” in 1997, allegedly the first time they ever performed it live, has been making the rounds this week. While such a claim would be ...

In 1997, Deftones released their sophomore album, Around the Fur. Its second single, the cathartic “Be Quiet And Drive (Far Away),” quickly became one of the legendary alt-metal group’s most popular ...

While performing in France on Monday night (Oct. 22), Muse covered the Deftones stomper "Headup." There's video footage of about 50 seconds of the British band ripping through one of the best songs on ...

Listen to HEALTH’s official cover of Deftones’ Around The Fur classic Be Quiet And Drive (Far Away), done for the Spotify Singles series. Well… sort of. The trio’s latest single isn’t their own, but ...