The Warning<\/strong><\/a> have shared a hit new song titled \u201cKerosene.\u201d The latest track from the Monterrey, Mexico, rock sister-trio is now available via LAVA\/Republic Records.<\/p>\n This fiery anthem is driven by a galloping drumbeat and incendiary guitar riff. The momentum climaxes on a catchy chorus, \u201cStrip down for me. I see right through you. Spit kerosene. You know you want to!\u201d The band continues, dismissing the copycats, \u201cYou rip my hair, my style, my jeans. I swear you copy everything.\u201d<\/p>\n In the song\u2019s music video, the three sisters hightail it through the desert in a stolen car, all confidence and defiance. The narrative builds to a chaotic junkyard scene featuring all sorts of flames, making a bold statement of power and rebellion. \u201cKerosene\u201d follows \u201cLove To Be Loved\u201d\u2014the Warning\u2019s genre-defying collaboration with Car\u00edn Le\u00f3n.<\/p>\n In 2026, the Warning will hit the road and perform at Lollapalooza and festivals across Latin America. The sisters will also support Yungblud<\/strong><\/a> on the IDOLS World Tour in the UK & US later this year. The dates include sets at New York City\u2019s Radio City Music Hall and Los Angeles\u2019 Greek Theater. The Warning will be headlining a show at Pier 17 in NYC on June 11.\n<\/p>\n Last year, The Warning released a live album, Live From Auditorio Nacional, CDMX<\/em>, which accompanied the rock band\u2019s first-ever official concert film. Both the movie and album capture The Warning\u2019s three sold-out headline shows at Auditorio Nacional in Mexico City, Mexico, to crowds of 30,000 fans. The concert film features a 25-song set that pulls from albums like 2022\u2019s Error<\/em> and 2024\u2019s Keep Me Fed<\/em>. Their chemistry is on full display during tracks like \u201cAutomatic Sun,\u201d \u201cSharks,\u201d and the Latin GRAMMY Award-nominated \u201cQu\u00e9 M\u00e1s Quieres,\u201d live versions of which were released as singles.\n<\/p>\n