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    The Warning Ignite Spanish-Language Rock Force With Ego

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    The Warning Ignite Spanish-Language Rock Force With Ego


    Monterrey sister-trio The Warning return with Ego, an explosive Spanish-language single out now via Island EMI Label Group.

    Driven by punchy guitar, razor-cut riffs, tight rhythm pressure, and Paulina Villarreal’s visceral screams, the track lands among their heaviest releases yet.

    Lean and forceful, Ego turns ego-driven negativity into full-volume defiance.

    The official video extends that pressure visually, following its broadcast premiere across MTV Live, mtvU, and the Paramount Times Square billboards.

    The band says:

    We loved shooting Ego! This music video is all about reclaiming your power, embracing confidence, and standing tall in your identity…even when the world is watching. It’s always so special for us to release music in our first language, Spanish, and we hope you love this song and video as much as we do.

    The Warning Ignite Spanish-Language Rock Force With Ego

    Following Kerosene, Ego sharpens The Warning’s next chapter: heavier sound, bigger stakes, and a global live run stretching from major festivals to Yungblud support dates and Pier 17 in New York.

    With Ego, The Warning make Spanish-language rock hit harder: teeth, hooks, no shrinkage.

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    TOUR DATES:

    May 28 – The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory – Irving, TX (supporting Yungblud)

    May 29 – Moody Amphitheater – Austin, TX (supporting Yungblud)

    June 1 – UCF Addition Financial Arena – Orlando, FL (supporting Yungblud)

    June 2 – Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino – Hollywood, FL (supporting Yungblud)

    June 4 – State Bank Amphitheater at Chastain Park – Atlanta, GA (supporting Yungblud)

    June 5 – Red Hat Amphitheatre – Raleigh, NC (supporting Yungblud)

    June 6 – Mann Center for the Performing Arts – Skyline Stage – Philadelphia, PA (supporting Yungblud)

    June 7 – The Anthem – Washington, DC (supporting Yungblud)

    June 9 – Leader Bank Pavilion – Boston, MA (supporting Yungblud)

    June 10 – Radio City Music Hall – NYC (supporting Yungblud)

    June 11 – The Rooftop at Pier 17 – NYC (Headline Show)

    June 13 – Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre – Charlotte, NC (supporting Yungblud)

    June 25 – Ton of Rock Festival – Norway

    June 26 – Grona Lund – Stockholm, Sweden

    June 28 – Pumpehuset – Copenhagen, Denmark

    June 30 – Progresja – Warsaw, Poland

    July 1 – Skaters Palace – Munster, Germany

    July 4 – Mainsquare Festival – Arras, France

    July 6 – Le Bikini – Toulouse, France

    July 8 – Mad Cool Festival – Madrid, Spain

    July 10 – NOS Alive – Lisbon, Portugal

    Aug 14: Summer Sonic Festival – Osaka, Japan

    Aug 15: Summer Sonic Festival – Tokyo, Japan

    Sept 18 – Louder Than Life Festival – Louisville, KY

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