The Warning dropped their new single “Kerosene” on March 10 through LAVA/Republic Records. This latest track from the Monterrey, Mexico rock trio comes with an eye-catching video. In it, the three sisters take control of a stolen car, racing through a desolate desert before setting it ablaze in a junkyard. The video features a powerful drumbeat, roaring guitars, and an explosive chorus. Pau, Ale, and Dany Villarreal Vélez wield flamethrowers as fire engulfs metal, turning the junkyard into their stage where rebellion and strength shine through every scene.
“This fiery anthem is driven by a galloping drumbeat and incendiary guitar riff,” the band said. “The momentum climaxes on a catchy chorus.” “Kerosene” follows their February 2026 release, “Love to Be Loved,” a collaboration with Carín León that pushed musical boundaries. Their album *Keep Me Fed* was released in 2024, and *Error* came out in 2022. In 2025, they released *Live From Auditorio Nacional, CDMX*, which was both an album and a film. The sisters sold out three nights at Mexico City’s Auditorio Nacional, performing for 30,000 fans and featuring 25 songs, including one that earned a Latin GRAMMY nomination.
Later this year, The Warning will join YUNGBLUD on the IDOLS World Tour across the UK and the US, with stops at the Greek Theater in Los Angeles and Radio City Music Hall in New York City. They’ll also perform at Lollapalooza and other festivals in Latin America in 2026. Don’t miss their headlining show at Pier 17 in NYC on June 11!
