The Warning

The following is my review of the launch of The WARNING – 2025 Keep Me Fed World Tour at Auditorio Nacional on Feb. 6 and 7 in Mexico City. It was published today in Europe. Honestly, The WARNING are rearranging the landscape globally – in the hard rock industry. The shows in Mexico City were SEISMIC! SPECTACULAR!!! The Warning began at 8:43 pm CST on February 6th, 2025 in Mexico City. The massive white sheets unfurled from ceiling to floor concealing the stage at Auditorio Nacional started to waft as in a light breeze; a result of the first tremors. An excited, anxiety-laden yet, subdued roar, rose from the capacity crowd of over 10,000. The lights in the Auditorio went black as nondescript black blobs appeared on the backlit white sheets descending ominously in front of the stage—morphing into different shapes, like black fluids dripping from the heavens above. As this surreal visual continued to morph and waft, the tremors in the facility became increasingly apparent. Two blurry dark hands appeared, superimposed on the barely fluttering white sheets. Then, a hazy, black shadowy figure of a woman came into view. Startled with this unanticipated display of visual imagery, the crowd spasmodically responded with the sounds of a collective, unintelligible, rising and falling bellow. The foreshocks of seismic waves roiled the venue. After experiencing the first two shows of The Warning’s Keep Me Fed World Tour 2025 in Mexico City, it is obvious that their penchant for evolving excellence is being realized. Virtually all dimensions of their live performances in Mexico City were tangible, dramatic improvements. Honestly, it was startling. One thing that stood out in their performances in Mexico City was pride—or orgullo en español. Their responses to the overflow crowds at Auditorio Nacional were one of sincere, heartfelt gratitude to perform in front of their fans, in this venue, in this atmosphere, in the capital city of their home country. SPECTACULAR!!!!!!!!!!!!

????? From the videos I saw on YouTube it looked awesome, but not sure why you think I was in attendance. No tix were purchased. Your app must have a bug? This isn’t the first time this app has asked me about a show I didn’t attend. Maybe I hit the remind button? But that isn’t how I would specify I’m going to a show. I use it as a “Like” button or as a reminder to look for online videos of the show.

I recently attended my first The Warning concert, and let me tell you, the six-hour journey was absolutely worth it. It was a spectacle in every sense of the word. Dany, Pau, and Ale delivered a top-notch show with stunning light displays, screens, and an unbeatable sound quality. The setlist was phenomenal. They played all 12 songs from their latest album Keep Me Fed, along with a selection of 10 songs from their previous three albums, and Dany's incredible guitar solo left everyone in awe. With three sold-out shows at the Auditorio Nacional, one at the Auditorio CityBanamex, and another at the Auditorio Telmex, there's no doubt that this concert marks a turning point, cementing their status as one of the most important rock bands in Mexico's history.

The concert Wednesday night was awesome. They brought a lot of energy and it was the last show of the year for them. After 3 years of touring it was time for a rest. They went all out for this show and brought their A game for the Toronto fans. Played some new songs and their classic hits. This was an awesome show and the Ladies were really into it and brought a lot of energy. They were feeding off the crowd which meant the energy levels were off the charts. A show for the ages. Can’t wait till they come back bigger and better. Amazing musicians not to be missed. Thankfully I got to see this extraordinary show .

These ladies are a must see live for every classic rock fan. Great show. Glad I got to see them in a in LA before they start selling out arenas. The Warning does not need to be hyped up, just go check them out online. The venue, The Bellwether, is a great place to see live music. Small, but not too small; great restaurant and bar run well by the staff. I will definitely be on the lookout for future concerts.

Best concert I’ve been to, their recorded songs in the studio don’t do them justice. These girls are amazing performers with so much talent and stage presence. Amazing vocals and amazing guitar, drum, and bass! The crowd was so loud, the fan bass is amazing. I was definitely impressed, if I could rate them more than 5 stars I would. These girls are making Mexicans so proud and happy! wilt was also a great choice as an opener! We had a great time and I hope The Warning comes backs to LA very soon.

I saw them last year in Charlotte, NC and they are the best live band I've ever seen. Been to dozens of shows starting in 1986 and no other bands has the chemistry and charisma these 3 ladies have. Unfortunately, the hurricane came through Georgia and they had to cancel the show. It sucks that we couldn't go but if anyone ever has a chance make sure you see this band live. It's an amazing live show because that is their superpower. You won't be disappointed!! TWA!! The 5 stars is just based on how great they are live.

The Warning: 1) Excellent 2) Showmanship off the charts even with a smaller size crowd. 3) I was lucky enough the be selected to receive an autographed set list, a couple of picks, and a sticker. Handed to me by Rudy (their friend and manager) personally. Just WOW. The Agora: 1) The venue's sound system isn't capable of producing the sound pressure levels needed by bands that depend on the venue for this. The sound was distorted and muddy. At a lower level. it would have been much better but, who can you blame? Lighting was smallish but adequate. 2) The main theater is very attractive inside. And even with the number of shows they do, it was clean. We had box seats on the front rail so our view was perfect. 3) I really appreciated that we were able to purchase merchandise right away and they had a 'Merch Check' table where for 5 bucks you could leave your purchases and pick them up after. That's the way to do it! 4) The staff was awesome! Friendly and professional. 5) Lots of parking and for 20 bucks, completely worth it! The Area: 1) Not good! We stayed at a hotel 1/3 of a mile from the Agora. Overnight, 17 cars were vandalized to the point where most were not drive-able. Our car is still in Cleveland and we are back in Green Bay. Of course the hotel didn't offer anything for our inconvenience. Took a star away for this. 2) Do not stay in East Cleveland! Even the tow truck driver looked at us funny and asked, "Why did you stay there?" 3) Stay in a hotel downtown. The higher rack rates are worth it! All said and done, we had a great vacation. The Warning was great. There were cool places to visit. Check out The Noble Beast brewery.

The venue at Big Night Live leaves a lot to be desired. If you don't get there early or have some special ticket then good luck finding a good view. The merch booth was a single file line that took any 20 minutes to get through when I got there about 30 minutes before show time. Now on to The Warning... they put on an amazing show. High energy, sound awesome and they are so talented. I'll definitely be seeing them the next time they come around although I'm sure they'll be in a much larger venue. Don't miss them if you like great rock music and an awesome show.

Third The Warning show at my first visit to Deluxe at Old National Center. The band was SPECTACULAR as they always have been! The talent and skill of these three women is so AMAZING! Looking forward to taking my sister to see them for the first time when they open for Guns 'n Roses in Knoxville next month. Deluxe was a nice place to see a show, especially if you get to sit at one of the table seats. Some nice food selections and not having to stand for three hours was a major bonus. Would see more shows there.

If you missed The Warning's sold out Toronto show at the Axis Club and you wanted to go... you missed out on a spectular performance from these 3 sisters 🤘 Even with a couple of blunders from Dany & a shorter than usual headliner set, it was one of the most incredible shows of 2023, only solidifying the bands climb to enevitable stardom ⭐️ Ale took the lead vocals for two songs, Dany was her usual brilliance commanding the stage of a seasoned pro & Pau provided the solid backbone of the band behind the kit. Keeping the band tight while pounding on the skins like nobody's business proving she is a formidable drummer the likes the music industry should take notice 🧡 The band appeared to be enjoying themselves on stage, happy to know the 600+ in attendance knew the lyrics and could belt out lines in the songs without any assistance or retry. The Spanish speaking contingent didn't go unnoticed, earning smiles on the ladies faces at points during the nite 😁 An incredible show from an incredible band who only get better & better everytime I see them 🤘🔥

I've seen hundreds of live performances over the years, from megastars to local bands. This was the best live gig I have ever attended! The quality of their music, and the effort they put into their act, are beyond anything I have previously seen. I've seen The Warning twice now, and I will be certain to find them again on their next tour to Europe. By then I expect they will command only the very largest venues! As for the venue, it was pretty good as they go. Sound system was excellent, and the AirCon was actually effective - on a very warm night.

This was the 3rd time I have seen The Warning and this one is, without doubt, the best concert I have been to. I am an avid Nightwish fan and thought nothing could top watching them live… Well The Warning just did that without any pyro or light shows, just three incredibly talented sisters and their team and of course the fans made it a night that my daughter and I will never forget. Not forgetting the opening act, Dead Pony who were great. Best night of my life, a fantastic end to their European tour.

I saw them on May 2022 in Boston and I already was impressed. This time in the Catalonia's capital, Barcelona, in a slightly smaller venue, I was even more impressed. First, the audience was more diverse in age. This is important because the average age in classic rock concerts is usually high, above 409s, possibly 50s. This time you could see people of all ages. Second, the audience was significantly more active than in Boston, probably because of the younger audience. Third, as in Boston the sound quality was very good. Forth, The Warning: they were spectacular, excellent show led by Dany, with the suport of Pau (the drummer). You can check the hundreds of live videos on YouTube to see the quality fo their performance. Criticism: the shows are too short ;-) and they do not play two excellent Error songs: Revenant and 23

I’ve been to quite a few The Warning concerts, but this one might just be the best one yet! The Warning are always performing in tip top shape, giving their all on stage. The venue was very accommodating with me as a VIP ticket holder. After we were let in for the meet and greet, they funneled us over to a side area so we did not have to be rescreened by security. The venue’s sound system was very good and the location of the speakers were such that both the sight lines and the sound were top notch. I was definitely pleased with the Baltimore Soundstage and I just keep becoming more and more impressed by The Warning!

As always the warning put on a great show. First time seeing Plush but they were also great. Will be interesting to see them grow and start headlining shows themselves. Unfortunately this show was another reminder that the general rules on mosh pits have been lost due to covid. Some idiots couldn't feel out the vibe of the crowd and tried starting one 3/4 of the way back so you're just crushing everyone up and people in front of it are getting slammed into from behind with no way to anticipate and brace for impact. Moshings great but there's basic guidelines to keep people safe. Never like having to pull people off the edge and try to place my body between them and some idiots who think there good time is more important than everyone else's.

Incredible Show!! Great people! Staff was helpful and courteous. Did the Meet and Greet with The Warning, and they are so nice and so cool! Got to meet the drummer and bass player of Plush, the opening band! They were so nice! I have to say though, things (Drinks, Parking) were convenient but VERY pricy. But, I suppose it is to be expected. In General a great night seeing my favorite band, in a small venue, which won't last much longer with the rise of their popularity!

The Warning surpassed already high expectations after seeing them opening for Halestorm. One thing that jumped out at me was how Dani-the lead guitarist elevated her skill set on guitar and at the same time sang powerfully. It's only been a few months since the last time I saw them but they seemed to have progressed in the individual talent area and cohesion as a band. Both opening acts were super talented although Holy Wars blew me away. It took a lot of attitude/ Hutzpah to have bands of this caliber to open. I would certainly see them again on their own. Thank you for putting together such an amazing line up and thanks to all the members of the bands that played their souls out and left it all out on the stage.

The Warning! What else can be said at this point? This show was my 5th time seeing these ladies perform, and it was the best I’ve seen them! With each performance they get tighter and tighter as a group. The venue they played in was also fantastic. I was in the front row right in front of Dany and her energy is contagious! Her interaction with the crowd is truly something to behold. Seriously, if you haven’t seen this band yet and you like rock music, GO SEE THEM. They put on a great show and for a 3 piece band my gosh do they move air!

Nothing else to say but AWESOME! It was the fourth try over two years thanks to the pandemic, but I finally got to see them live. I liked the venue as well. If I didn't live 3+ hours away, I would be there more often. Looking forward to seeing The Warning on their tour supporting Halestorm and The Pretty Reckless this summer, much closer to home this time. Definitely looking forward to seeing where these very talented young women go with their musical careers! See them if they are in or near your town! You have been warned!