The Warning will make its debut at Mexico City’s Estadio GNP Seguros on Feb. 5, 2027, marking a major new date on the Mexican rock trio’s Everything’s Falling World Tour. The performance will make the sisters Daniela, Paulina and Alejandra Villarreal the first all-female Mexican band to perform at the stadium.
The Monterrey-based group announced the concert with a message celebrating the milestone. “OUR FIRST STADIUM!!! We’ve dreamed and worked so hard to reach this moment, we still can’t believe it’s finally happening,” the band wrote, confirming the Feb. 5 date at the Mexico City venue.
Ticket presales are scheduled to begin through Ticketmaster Mexico on Sept. 9 and 10 for HSBC customers, with general ticket sales set to open Sept. 11, according to concert promoter OCESA.
The stadium announcement arrives as The Warning continues a significant run of milestones in 2026. The group was recently announced as the headlining halftime act for the NFL’s Mexico City game between the Minnesota Vikings and San Francisco 49ers. The performance will add another high-profile Mexico City appearance to a year that has already included international touring across Europe, Asia, South America and the United States.
The band is also coming off the Aug. 28 release of its fifth studio album, Everything’s Falling. The new project follows the group’s expanding international profile and comes after “Kerosene” reached No. 1 on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Airplay chart dated Sept. 5. With that achievement, The Warning became the first Mexican group and first all-female band to top the chart.
The upcoming stadium show will take place at the venue formerly known as Foro Sol, which was renamed Estadio GNP Seguros following a major renovation. The Warning’s Feb. 5 concert is currently listed among the venue’s upcoming events for 2027.
The Warning, whose music is primarily performed in English, was formed by the Villarreal sisters in Monterrey. The group has continued to expand its international audience through headline concerts, festival appearances and collaborations, including the recent “Love To Be Loved” with Mexican regional music star Carín León.
The Feb. 5, 2027 performance will now stand as another significant date in the band’s growing history as The Warning prepares to take its music to one of Mexico City’s largest concert stages.
