THE ANNOUNCEMENT
The Warning just announced *Everything's Falling*, their fifth full-length album, dropping August 28 via Lava/Republic Records *‡. The Mexican sister trio — Daniela, Paulina, and Alejandra Villarreal — are calling it a snapshot of where they are right now, messy and unpredictable, after pushing past 710 million streams and selling out shows for 30,000 fans in Mexico City *. New single "Ritual" is out now, and it's about the anxiety that convinces you disaster is coming even when life is good *†.
THE DETAILS
- *Everything's Falling* arrives August 28 through Lava/Republic Records, following 2024's *Keep Me Fed* *‡
- "Ritual" features livewire fretboard runs, deep percussive grooves, and a stomping one-note mosh section †
- Album includes previously released singles "Kerosene" and "Ego" *‡
- Colored vinyl and CD pre-orders available now †‡
- The band wraps their current North American run supporting Yungblud on June 13 in Atlanta †‡
- European festival dates kick off later this month, followed by Louder Than Life in Louisville this September †‡
- *Keep Me Fed* earned a Latin Grammy nomination for Best Rock Song and nods at the MTV VMAs and EMAs *
WHY IT MATTERS
COMEBACK — The Warning sold out 30,000-capacity shows in Mexico City and racked up three-quarters of a billion streams, but they're still opening for Yungblud in the States *†. This album either breaks them through to headliner status or proves the industry still doesn't know what to do with a Mexican rock trio that can actually play.