The Warning will play a free concert at the Zócalo, Mexico City’s Plaza de la Constitución, on 14 November 2026. The Monterrey trio will appear alongside Garbage and MUÑEKI77A, with the show scheduled to start at 20:00. Entry is free, with no ticket or advance registration required, and the event is organised by the Government of Mexico City.
20:00 at the Zócalo
Garbage will headline the open-air concert, while The Warning are billed as special guests. Argentine artist Naomi Preizler will perform her project MUÑEKI77A, which combines alternative metal, nü-metal, hardcore punk, hyperpop and guttural vocals.
The main pedestrian entrances are on 20 de Noviembre, Pino Suárez and 16 de Septiembre. The Zócalo/Tenochtitlan Metro station may be closed or restricted during the event, with Pino Suárez, Bellas Artes, Allende and San Juan de Letrán listed as nearby alternatives. Metrobus routes near the historic centre will also be diverted as attendance increases.
The organisers advise arriving early because entry will move through security filters as people arrive. Large backpacks, sharp objects, glass containers, cans, pointed metal umbrellas, fireworks and alcoholic drinks are prohibited. The concert is outdoors, so comfortable shoes and warm layers are recommended.
Three sisters from Monterrey
The Warning were formed in Monterrey in 2013 by sisters Daniela Villarreal Velez, who plays guitar and sings, Paulina Villarreal Velez, who plays drums and sings, and Alejandra Villarreal Velez, who plays bass and also sings. All three learned piano from an early age before choosing their main instruments. Their latest album, “Everything’s Falling”, was released on 28 August 2026.
The Mexico City show follows the trio’s addition to the 2027 Sonic Temple Art + Music Festival, which we covered when the festival announced the lineup addition. They are due to play Historic Crew Stadium in Columbus, Ohio, from 13 to 16 May 2027, on a bill headlined by Iron Maiden.
