Three Sisters, One Pocket: What The Warning's Fifth Album Says About Rock's Family Bands

Mon, 14 Sep 2026 17:26:11 +0000

“Kerosene” put a Monterrey trio at No. 1 on Mainstream Rock Airplay — the first Mexican band and the first all-women band to do it in the chart’s 45 years. The interesting part isn’t the milestone. It’s what a shared childhood actually does to a rhythm section, and why the answer isn’t what anyone assumes.

The album, quickly, because it’s the excuse and not the story

The Warning released Everything’s Falling on 28 August 2026 — album five, twelve tracks, 39:04, out on Lava/Republic and produced by Anton DeLost. Three singles led it out: “Kerosene” in March, “Ego” in May, “Ritual” in June. It landed on ten Billboard charts, including No. 2 Top Rock Albums and No. 4 Top Hard Rock Albums.

AC/DC Swapped One Song in Late 2025 and Handed the Setlist Majority Back to Bon Scott

Fri, 11 Sep 2026 03:01:40 +0000

The Power Up tour’s US leg opened in Charlotte with 21 songs: 11 from the Bon Scott years, 10 from Brian Johnson’s. That split is seven months old, and it took exactly one substitution to produce it.

Setlists are the only document a band publishes without meaning to. Nobody issues a press release saying “we’ve decided our dead singer’s material is what people actually want.” They just print the running order and hand it to the lighting crew.

Malcolm Young on Real Rock Lab

Three Sisters, One Pocket: What The Warning's Fifth Album Says About Rock's Family Bands

The album, quickly, because it’s the excuse and not the story

AC/DC Swapped One Song in Late 2025 and Handed the Setlist Majority Back to Bon Scott