The Warning has released a high-energy new track titled “Kerosene,” continuing the Monterrey, Mexico rock trio’s momentum with another bold anthem. The song delivers the group’s signature hard-rock sound, blending pounding drums, gritty guitar riffs and driving bass with a memorable chorus.
The accompanying music video follows the Villarreal Vélez sisters — Daniela Villarreal Vélez, Paulina Villarreal Vélez, and Alejandra Villarreal Vélez — as they race through the desert in a stolen car before the story erupts into a fiery junkyard finale, underscoring the track’s rebellious tone.
“Kerosene” arrives shortly after the band’s earlier 2026 single “Love to Be Loved,” a collaboration with fellow Mexican star Carín León. The song also follows the group’s most recent studio album, Keep Me Fed, released in 2024.
The band is also gearing up for a busy year on stage. The trio will perform at major festivals including Lollapalooza and appear across Latin America before joining Yungblud on the Idols World Tour in the United States and the United Kingdom. Tour stops include venues such as Radio City Music Hall in New York and Greek Theatre, along with a headlining performance at Pier 17 Rooftop on June 11.
See the video for ‘Kerosene’ – HERE.
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