Mexican rock trio The Warning have returned with a brand new single titled “Kerosene,” delivering another punchy hard rock track as their busy 2026 rollout continues.
The new song follows a string of recent releases from the Villarreal sisters, arriving shortly after their country-leaning collaboration with Carín León and their earlier 2026 single “Love To Be Loved.” With “Kerosene,” the band leans firmly back into the heavier side of their sound.
Built around gritty guitar riffs and a thick, rumbling bassline, the track highlights the powerful vocal harmonies of sisters Dany, Pau, and Ale Villarreal. Lyrically, “Kerosene” takes aim at imitators and obsessive online watchers, with the biting line:
“You rip my hair, my style, my jeans / I swear you copy everything.”
The accompanying music video brings the song’s fiery tone to life with cinematic flair. It begins with the band getting tattoos inside a remote shop before shifting to scenes of them racing down a West Coast highway in a vintage muscle car.
From there, the clip builds toward a high-energy performance set inside a scrapyard, where the trio play surrounded by flaming oil drums, sparks, and bursts of pyro.
“Kerosene” arrives via Republic Records and Lava Records, and is available now across streaming platforms.
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