The Warning will headline Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City on Friday, February 5, 2027. The OCESA press release frames it as the first time the band plays the venue as headliners, and it is the only Mexican date announced so far on this tour.
Update, October 17, 2026: every date of the tour, with venues, support acts and where to buy, is now in one table: The Warning Tour 2027: all 36 dates.
Update, September 26, 2026: this show is also the opening night of the Everything’s Falling World Tour. After Mexico City the tour moves to Europe, starting in Madrid on March 9, 2027 and Barcelona on March 10, runs through the UK to London’s OVO Arena Wembley on April 2, and then crosses to North America, from Las Vegas on April 17 to Boston on May 23. The full routing is in Pollstar’s announcement and Blabbermouth’s date list.
If you are reading this from the United States, Canada or Europe and wondering whether to book a flight, the practical part is simple. Tickets have been on general sale since Friday, September 11, after four presale stages across three days, and they run from $806 to $10,452 Mexican pesos. Everything below explains those two sentences, including the parts of the Mexican ticketing system that will be unfamiliar if you have only ever bought from Ticketmaster in the US.
What is confirmed
- Date: Friday, February 5, 2027
- Start time: 9:00 PM, per the Ticketmaster Mexico event page
- Venue: Estadio GNP Seguros, Mexico City
- Support: The Linda Lindas
- Tour: Everything’s Falling World Tour
That is the whole confirmed set. Dany, Pau and Ale Villarreal are the band. If you are new to them, our profile of the bassist is a good starting point: Getting to know Alejandra Villarreal of The Warning.
The full sale ladder
Four phases, three days. Every phase opens at 11:00 AM Mexico City time, which is UTC minus 6 in February. That is 12:00 PM Eastern, 9:00 AM Pacific and 6:00 PM in the UK. All of it comes from the OCESA press release.
| Phase | Day | Start time | Who gets in |
|---|---|---|---|
| Patreon presale | Wednesday, September 9, 2026 | 11:00 | The band’s Patreon subscribers |
| Gran Venta HSBC | Wednesday, September 9 and Thursday, September 10, 2026 | 11:00 | HSBC cardholders |
| Preventa de Artista (artist presale) | Thursday, September 10, 2026 | 11:00 | Anyone who registered before the cutoff |
| Venta General (general sale) | Friday, September 11, 2026 | 11:00 | Everyone |
VIP packages are available in every phase, while supplies last, not held back for the general sale. The Ticketmaster artist page names three of them: THE WARNING ESCALA, Heineken Garden Lounge and Estacionamiento The Warning, that last one being a parking package. What each includes shows up on the package detail at checkout.
What a “Gran Venta HSBC” is
This is the piece that confuses people outside Mexico. Bank presales are the norm here, not the exception. A promoter partners with one bank, and for a fixed window only that bank’s cardholders can buy, usually with an interest-free instalment offer attached. HSBC has that slot for this show, for two days.
For an international buyer this matters in one direction: if you do not hold an HSBC Mexico card, those first two days are effectively not yours. Your realistic entry points are the artist presale on Thursday or the general sale on Friday.
What OCESA is
OCESA is the promoter putting on this show. Ticketmaster Mexico is its ticketing arm. The pairing is the Mexican equivalent of Live Nation and Ticketmaster in the US, which is why the OCESA listing and the Ticketmaster event page both exist for the same date. Those two pages are the only official places to buy.
How to register for the artist presale
The Preventa de Artista requires registration in advance, and per Medio Tiempo registration closes at 23:59 on Wednesday, September 9, the night before that phase opens.
The band gives the registration link itself, in its September 1 announcement on X, under the artist presale line: “Sign up here: theWarning.lnk.to/Live”.
One safety note that still holds. Presale week is when spoofed pages and forwarded screenshots spread. Take the address from the band’s own post or from the Ticketmaster artist page, not from a repost.
Prices: the real range, checked September 12
Updated October 4, 2026. When this article went up on September 8 there were no prices. There are now: the general sale opened on Friday, September 11, and Ticketmaster Mexico lists tickets from $806 to $5,932.25 Mexican pesos each, with VIP packages occupying the top of that range at $4,828.50 to $5,932.25, as read on October 4. On September 12 the most expensive VIP package was listed at $10,452. A seat map is live on the event page as well.
Two caveats on that number. It expires: $806 was the cheapest inventory still available on October 4, not a fixed list price, and the floor rises as the cheap seats sell. And we did not verify whether that amount already includes service charges; the real total shows at Ticketmaster checkout. All figures are in Mexican pesos. If you are reading this weeks later, check the event page before you budget.
Where to buy, and where not to
Two official surfaces, both linked above and both worth bookmarking now:
Anything else offering tickets to this date is resale. The Warning Pit does not link resale sites and earns no commission on any link in this article.
Estadio GNP Seguros, and why this booking is a big deal
Estadio GNP Seguros is the venue that spent years being called the Foro Sol. It sits inside the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez complex in eastern Mexico City, next to the Formula 1 circuit, and it is the standard stop for stadium tours passing through the country. In concert configuration it holds roughly 65,000 people, per Wikipedia. If you have seen footage of a huge Mexico City show from the last two decades, there is a good chance it was filmed there.
The detail that gives the announcement its weight: The Warning already played this venue in 2022, opening for Foo Fighters, as Consequence noted in its coverage. The line the band used, which Consequence quotes, was “Now it’s our turn.” Four and a half years later they come back with their own name on the marquee.
Here is how the band announced it on X on September 1, 2026 at 10:00 AM. The post is bilingual, so this is their own English wording, with the emoji stripped:
“OUR FIRST STADIUM
We’ve dreamed and worked so hard to get to this moment that we still can’t believe it’s finally becoming a reality
See you at Estadio GNP Seguros on February 5th, 2027!
HSBC GRAN VENTA + VIP Packages
September 9 & 10 | 11 AMPatreon Pre-Sale + VIP Packages
September 9 | 11 AMArtist Pre-Sale
September 10 | 11 AM
Sign up here: theWarning.lnk.to/LiveGeneral On-Sale
September 11 | 11 AM#thewarning”
The Spanish half of the same post says the same thing. Note that the band confirms all four phases and all four 11 AM start times, matching the OCESA press release.
The album behind the tour
The tour takes its name from the band’s fifth studio album, Everything’s Falling, released August 28, 2026. Twelve songs, produced by Anton DeLost and recorded in Monterrey, as we covered in our track-by-track: Everything’s Falling: The Warning’s new album.
Worth keeping in mind for February: by the time the stadium show happens, the record will have been out for more than five months. This is the first time one of their albums gets that much room to settle before a hometown-country show of this size.
“Kerosene” hit No. 1 on Mainstream Rock Airplay
On the Billboard chart dated September 5, 2026, “Kerosene” reached No. 1 on Mainstream Rock Airplay. Per Billboard’s report by Kevin Rutherford, published August 28, 2026, they are the first Mexican band and the first all-women band to top that chart in its 45-year history. That is a US radio milestone and it stands on its own. It happened in the same week as the stadium announcement, but it is a separate achievement from anything about the venue, and the two should not be merged into one sentence.
Also on the calendar: the NFL halftime show
Before February there is another large booking, and it is much sooner. The Warning will headline the halftime show at the NFL’s Mexico City game on November 22, 2026, Minnesota Vikings against San Francisco 49ers, at Estadio Banorte, per NFL.com. Different venue, different audience, separate booking. It gets its own post here.
If you are deciding whether to travel
A few honest notes. This is the only Mexican date announced, so there is no second city to fall back on. Tickets run from $806 to $5,932.25 Mexican pesos as of October 4, which makes a trip budget possible in a way it was not when this went up. And the presale window has closed: the general sale has been open since September 11, so an international buyer is now shopping on the open market.
What I would do now: create a Ticketmaster Mexico account before you start, so you are not filling out forms mid-checkout. The presale queues are over, but the account step has not changed. Decide in advance whether you want general admission or a VIP package, and reach the sale through Ticketmaster or OCESA directly rather than through a link someone forwarded you. The presale registration that ran before September 9 is closed.
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FAQ
When do The Warning play Estadio GNP Seguros?
Friday, February 5, 2027. The Ticketmaster Mexico event page lists a 9:00 PM start.
Where is the show?
At Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City, the venue formerly known as the Foro Sol, inside the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez complex. Concert capacity is roughly 65,000, per Wikipedia.
Who is opening?
The Linda Lindas are announced as support.
What time does each presale start?
All four phases open at 11:00 AM Mexico City time. Patreon presale: Wednesday, September 9. Gran Venta HSBC: Wednesday, September 9 and Thursday, September 10. Artist presale: Thursday, September 10. General sale: Friday, September 11. VIP packages are available in every phase while supplies last.
How do I register for the artist presale?
The band gives the link in its September 1 post on X: “Sign up here: theWarning.lnk.to/Live”. Per Medio Tiempo, registration closes at 23:59 on Wednesday, September 9.
How much are tickets?
From $806 to $5,932.25 Mexican pesos each, per Ticketmaster Mexico on October 4, 2026. VIP packages run $4,828.50 to $5,932.25. That range moves as inventory sells, so confirm on the event page.
Is this the only Mexican date?
Yes, so far. February 5, 2027 at Estadio GNP Seguros is the only Mexican date announced on this tour. Separately, the band headlines the NFL halftime show in Mexico City on November 22, 2026 at Estadio Banorte, which is a different booking.
Is this site official? Do you sell tickets?
No. The Warning Pit is a fan site and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or managed by The Warning or their representatives. We do not sell tickets. The only official sale points for this concert are Ticketmaster Mexico and OCESA.
