The Warning ignite a brand new single entitled “Kerosene”.

Ready to burn brighter than ever in 2026, the rock sister-trio from Monterrey, Mexico, The Warning ignite a brand new single entitled “Kerosene”.

The group pulls no punches on this incendiary and infectious anthem. A hyper-charged drumbeat gallops beneath clever verses fueled by a gritty guitar riff. The momentum climaxes on a catchy and chantable chorus, “Strip down for me. I see right through you. Spit kerosene. You know you want to!” A spunky bassline drives an attitude laden bridge as the band dismiss the copycats, “You rip my hair, my style, my jeans. I swear you copy everything.”

The music video for “Kerosene” follows the three sisters speeding through the desert in a stolen car, radiating confidence and defiance. It all builds to a chaotic junkyard scene where they rock out with flame throwers before setting the car on fire, turning it into a bold statement of power and rebellion.

The energy never relents, and “Kerosene” finds The Warning really firing on all cylinders.

It follows “Love To Be Loved”—the group’s genre-breaking collaboration with Carín León. Revolver applauded how, “the cut cross-references rock with country and pop flavors,” and Rock Sound attested, “Dany, Ale and Pau bring the rock and roll chaos, whilst Carín offers up melody and atmosphere by the boatload. The result is effortlessly catchy and will instantly be trapped between your ears.” Voted “Favorite New Latin Music of the Week” by fans, Billboard praised, “The song meshes country and rock backed by León’s and The Warning’s powerhouse harmonies.” Melodic Magazine dubbed it “a song that would set their fanbases on fire.”

The Warning just released their highly anticipated fifth studio album, 'Everything’s Falling', out now via Lava/Republic Records. The album arrives at a landmark moment for the Monterrey sister trio, as “Kerosene” reaches #1 on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Airplay chart, making The Warning the first Mexican band and first all-female band to top the chart.

Everything’s Falling marks the latest chapter for The Warning, capturing a period of growth, self-discovery and resilience while showcasing the fearless songwriting and explosive musicianship at the core of the band Listen to Everything’s Falling HERE, watch the video for “Bite My Tongue” HERE, and purchase the album on signed CD & vinyl HERE.

Next month, the band will bring their live show to Los Angeles for three sold-out nights at The Fonda Theatre on September 9, 10 and 11.

Reflecting on the album, the band says, “Everything’s Falling is a snapshot of where we are in our lives right now. We’ve grown so much over the past few years, not just as musicians, but as people. This album reflects everything we’ve experienced, the lessons we’ve learned, and the challenges we’ve overcome. At its core, it’s about accepting that life can be messy and unpredictable. Things fall apart, plans change, and sometimes you lose your footing. But those moments can teach you the most about yourself, and they’re often what make you stronger in the end.”

To make Everything’s Falling, The Warning made the conscious decision to step off the road in 2025 and focus fully on writing. Reuniting with longtime producer Anton DeLost, the band recorded in their hometown of Monterrey, Mexico, crafting their most focused and intentional body of work yet.

Across the album, The Warning continue to push forward sonically and creatively. Current single “Kerosene” delivers defiant attitude and a driving riff, while “Ritual” explores existential anxiety through dramatic polyrhythms and haunting harmonies. Elsewhere, “Ego” channels frustration into swagger, “Bloodsport” leans into a hazier, pop-influenced sound, and “Bite My Tongue” delivers sharp, biting energy.

Everything’s Falling follows Keep Me Fed[2024], which helped push The Warning’s career streams past 710 million and earned a Latin GRAMMY nomination for Best Rock Song for “Qué Más Quieres,” alongside nominations at the MTV VMAs and MTV EMAs. In 2025, the band capped off the cycle with sold-out shows for 30,000 fans in Mexico City, captured on the live album and concert film Live From Auditorio Nacional, CDMX.

Throughout 2026, The Warning have continued their global ascent with performances across North America, Latin America, Europe and Asia, including dates supporting Yungblud on the IDOLS World Tour, major international festival appearances and headline shows of their own.

Everything’s Falling is available everywhere now.

TOUR DATES:

September 9 – The Fonda Theatre – Los Angeles, CA (SOLD OUT)
September 10 – The Fonda Theatre – Los Angeles, CA (SOLD OUT)
September 11 – The Fonda Theatre – Los Angeles, CA (SOLD OUT)
Sept 18 - Louder Than Life Festival - Louisville, KY
Sept 19 - New Mexico State Fair - Albuquerque, MN

ABOUT THE WARNING:

The Warning grew up writing songs, playing shows, and sharpening their craft together in Monterrey, Mexico. That lifelong bond between sisters Daniela “Dany” Villarreal (guitar, lead vocals, piano), Paulina “Pau” Villarreal (drums, vocals, piano), and Alejandra “Ale” Villarreal (bass, piano, backing vocals) fuels their uncompromising vision and drives the chemistry that powers the band. After building a global audience with early independent releases, The Warning broke through with ERROR [2022] and Keep Me Fed [2024]. The latter pushed their career streams past 785 million and earned a Latin GRAMMY nomination for Best Rock Song for “Qué Más Quieres,” alongside nominations at the MTV VMAs and MTV EMAs. Relentless touring has taken them around the world, headlining packed venues and sharing stages with artists including Yungblud, Halsey, Evanescence, Muse, and Foo Fighters. In 2025, they capped off the cycle with sold-out shows for 30,000 fans in Mexico City, captured on the live album and concert film Live From Auditorio Nacional, CDMX, which screened in AMC and Cinépolis theaters. In 2026, The Warning launched their next era with the singles “Kerosene,” “Ego,” and “Ritual,” setting the stage for Everything’s Falling, their most ambitious and personal work yet.