The three sisters from Monterrey have announced their fifth studio album. “Everything’s Falling” arrives on August 28, 2026, and “Ritual” is already here to go with it.

The Warning are stacking up the wins. On June 10, Daniela, Paulina and Alejandra Villarreal made official what had been taking shape across a string of singles for months: their new album is called “Everything’s Falling” and lands on August 28, 2026. It’s the band’s fifth studio record, the follow-up to “Keep Me Fed” from 2024.

The announcement comes with the next taste. “Ritual” follows “Kerosene” and “Ego” as the third advance single, and according to the band it’s the clearest look yet at what the album is shaping up to be. It digs into a feeling plenty of people know but would rather not name.

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“‘Ritual’ is about the fear of losing something good,” the band explains. “Even when life is going well, anxiety can convince you that disaster is right around the corner.” The music matches the mood: brooding, almost eerie melodies, crushing instrumentation, a chorus that sticks.

From a Viral Metallica Cover to a World Tour

If the band isn’t on your radar yet, you haven’t been paying attention these past few years. The Warning formed in 2013 in Monterrey, in northeastern Mexico, when the sisters were barely more than kids. In 2014 a YouTube clip of them tearing through a Metallica song went viral – more than 26 million views by now. Kirk Hammett praised them publicly, the drummer above all. The living-room clip turned into a career: four albums, a major-label deal, sold-out rooms.

Dany handles guitar and the mic, Pau the drums, Ale the bass, and all three sing and play piano. What started as a sisters’ project now sounds like a band that knows exactly what it wants.

That carries over to the album. “‘Everything’s Falling’ is a snapshot of where we are in our lives right now,” the band says. “We’ve grown so much over the past few years, not just as musicians, but as people.” And further: “This album reflects everything we’ve experienced, the lessons we’ve learned, and the challenges we’ve overcome.”

A Summer on Stage

Sitting still was never the plan anyway. In 2026 The Warning play all over the globe – North America, Europe, Asia and South America. A big chunk of that comes as the support act for Yungblud on his “Idols” world tour, a slot that puts the band in front of crowds they wouldn’t reach as easily on their own.

On top of that come their own shows and a packed festival run. The European summer features dates in Scandinavia, Poland and Germany, plus major festivals like Mad Cool in Madrid and NOS Alive in Lisbon, before August takes them to Japan for Summer Sonic. Anyone who wants to catch the band live has plenty of chances.

The Warning haven’t revealed the tracklist or production details for “Everything’s Falling” yet. But there’s little chance of things going quiet before August 28 – the three have made a habit of unveiling their records piece by piece, and “Ritual” is only the third tile in the mosaic.