The Warning have watched the rock landscape change for women over their 13 years as a band, but the Mexican trio say there is still plenty of work to be done. Speaking with CNN en Español, sisters Daniela, Paulina, and Alejandra Villarreal reflected on entering a genre where women are not always afforded the same opportunities as men.
The band expressed their thoughts on the current state of the rock genre, stating that they “aren’t always given the same opportunities as women in this genre, and it’s a constant battle to have to prove that we have a place within music.” They also mentioned that despite the challenges, they are happy to see that things have been changing little by little over the past 13 years.
Representing Mexican Women in Rock
The Warning added that their success has allowed them to demonstrate that rock is a genre for women while representing Mexican women internationally. They stated that “we have a voice and a message that can be shared with the whole world,” and that “the world wants to hear us” and is interested in what Mexican women have to say.
The trio also credited the women who came before them with helping create opportunities for their generation and expressed hope that more women will continue finding space on rock stages.
Upcoming Tour and Performances
The comments arrive during a milestone period for The Warning, who recently announced a 2027 world tour and are preparing for their first-ever stadium headlining concert in Mexico City. They are also set to perform during the November 22nd NFL game between the San Francisco 49ers and Minnesota Vikings.
The Warning 2026-2027 Tour Dates include stops in the US, Mexico, Europe, and the UK, with tickets available for purchase. Fans can find deals and get tickets to the band’s sold-out shows here, with a promo code COS20 available for first-time buyers.
In conclusion, The Warning continues to make waves in the rock genre, paving the way for future generations of women in music. With their upcoming tour and performances, they are sure to inspire and empower fans around the world, proving that rock is a genre for women and that their voices will be heard.
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