
MEXICO · CONCERT GUIDE
Key Facts
- What is happening The Warning plays Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City on Friday, 5 February 2027.
- Why it matters The Monterrey trio is known to US rock fans, and it plays this stadium for the first time.
- The numbers Tickets run 806 to 10,452 pesos (US$43 to US$556); the stadium holds up to 65,000.
- Who is who Ticketmaster México sells tickets; the sisters Daniela, Paulina and Alejandra Villarreal form the band.
- What to watch The start time is unpublished, so check the official listing before booking flights.
- Power Index Mexico ranks 2nd of 14 in The Rio Times Latin America Power Index, with 71.4 points (October 2026 edition).
- What it means for you Plan a passport, official tickets, a ride-app route and a safe way home.
One of Mexico’s best-known rock bands plays a stadium in the capital next February, and tickets have been on sale since September. The date and venue are firm, but the start time is still unpublished.
The Warning plays Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City on Friday, 5 February 2027, as part of its Everything’s Falling World Tour. Ticketmaster México is named as the seller.
The band is three sisters from Monterrey who have built a following in the United States. For US fans, a stadium night in Mexico City means a passport, a flight and some planning for the trip home.
Why This Show Matters to US Fans
The Warning is a rock trio from Monterrey formed in 2013 by Daniela, Paulina and Alejandra Villarreal Vélez. Public band records say they went viral in 2014 with a Metallica cover, recorded when they were aged 9 to 14.
Their song Kerosene reached number one on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Airplay chart, according to those records. That made them the first all-women band and the first Mexican band to top it.
The sisters have opened for Foo Fighters and played one Guns N’ Roses show in 2023. They also joined Halsey’s 2025 tour and supported Yungblud in the US and UK in 2026.
The new album, Everything’s Falling, came out on 28 August 2026, and this tour is built around it. Press coverage says this is the first time the sisters headline a stadium.
The band also plays halftime at the NFL’s Mexico City game on Sunday, 22 November 2026, when the Vikings face the 49ers. That is a separate event at Estadio Banorte, and a guide to it is linked below.
Schedule and Start Time
One show is confirmed: Friday, 5 February 2027, at Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City. No second date has been announced in the coverage reviewed for this guide.
No start time, doors time or set length has been published by the seller or the band. Treat any time on resale sites as unofficial.
Mexico City stays on UTC-6 all year, because Mexico ended daylight saving time in 2022. In February, New York is on UTC-5, so Mexico City is one hour behind US Eastern.
So a show at 8 p.m. in Mexico City would be 9 p.m. in New York and 6 p.m. in Los Angeles. Treat this only as a conversion example until a start time is announced.
Press coverage says the band The Linda Lindas will open. Neither the band nor the seller had confirmed the opener on 3 November 2026.

How to Buy Tickets Safely
Ticketmaster México is named as the seller, and the stadium box office also sells tickets. Check the live listing yourself before paying.
Presales ran from Wednesday, 9 September 2026, and general sale opened on Friday, 11 September at 11 a.m. Mexico City time. The artist presale needed registration on the band’s link.fans page.
Because general sale opened weeks ago, some zones may already be sold out. Availability was not visible, so which sections remain is unknown.
Two reports list prices from 806 to 10,452 pesos (about US$43 to US$556). The lowest is the upper-level Naranja C zone, and VIP packages top the range.
General B seats are listed at 1,054 pesos (about US$56), and VIP packages start at 5,932 pesos (about US$316). The reports differ on whether service charges are included, so expect the checkout total to differ.
Buy only from Ticketmaster México, the stadium box office or the band’s official links, because resale listings can be fake or overpriced. Keep your confirmation email and screenshot the QR code before you travel.
Conversions use 18.80 pesos per US dollar, the Banco de México FIX rate of 30 October 2026. A US card may add a foreign transaction fee.
Getting to Estadio GNP Seguros
The stadium, known until 2024 as Foro Sol, sits in the Granjas México area of the Iztacalco district, in eastern Mexico City. It shares a sports complex with the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, the Formula 1 track.
Public transport and parking arrangements for the night of the show have not been published. Check the venue and seller pages closer to the date.
Taxis and ride apps are common but surge prices after big concerts. Arrange your pickup point before the show, and avoid unmarked cars offered on the street.
Mexico City International Airport is in the same eastern part of the city. Even so, allow extra time for evening traffic between the airport, your hotel and the stadium.
Safety and Costs for Visitors
The State Department lists Mexico City at Level 2, Exercise Increased Caution. Its advisory says both violent and non-violent crime occur throughout the city, and petty crime is frequent in tourist areas.
It advises extra caution at night and outside well-visited tourist areas. The advisory page read for this guide carried a 2024 date, so check for a newer version before you fly.
At a stadium night, keep your phone and wallet in front pockets and carry only the cash you need. Leave passports in the hotel safe and carry a photo copy.
Entry rules for US citizens were not reviewed here. Check the current passport and tourist card rules on the State Department Mexico page before you book.
The ticket is the main fixed cost, and the reported range is about US$43 to US$556. No hotel or flight prices for February 2027 were confirmed.
Add a margin for ride-app fares after the show, parking if you drive, and card fees. Travel insurance that covers medical care is worth checking before any trip abroad.
What It Means for You
For a US fan, this is a chance to see a band from American stages play a home stadium. It also means a flight, a passport check and a late night in a very large city.
Buy only through the official seller, and look at its listing again closer to the date for the start time. Those pages are where any change of time, opener or date should appear first.
Book flexible flights and a hotel with free cancellation until the start time is public. Check the State Department advice again shortly before you leave, because advisories can change.
What Is Not Known
The start time, doors time and set length have not been published. Whether a second Mexico City date will be added is also unknown.
Prices come from press reports, and whether they include service charges is unclear. Live availability by zone is not known.
The Linda Lindas as opener comes from press coverage and is not confirmed by the seller or the band. Gate plans and transport hours for the night of the show are also unpublished.
The date of the current Mexico City advisory is unclear. Check the official pages before you travel.
Connected Coverage
- Mexico news and guides from The Rio Times
- Mexico City guide for expats and visitors
- NFL Mexico City Game: Vikings vs 49ers on 22 November 2026
- Kenshi Yonezu in Mexico City, 9 Feb 2027
- Gloria Trevi Mexico City Concert on 28 November
Frequently Asked Questions
When is The Warning concert in Mexico City?
It is on Friday, 5 February 2027, at Estadio GNP Seguros. No start time is published, and Mexico City is one hour behind US Eastern in February.
Where can I buy official tickets?
Ticketmaster México is the named seller, so check its listing and avoid resale sites. Reported prices run 806 to 10,452 pesos (about US$43 to US$556), and zones may have sold out.
How do I get to Estadio GNP Seguros?
The stadium is in eastern Mexico City, beside the Formula 1 track. Taxis and ride apps are common, but fares rise sharply after big concerts.
Is Mexico City safe for US visitors at night?
The State Department lists Mexico City at Level 2, Exercise Increased Caution. Use app-based or pre-arranged rides after the show and keep valuables out of sight.
Sources: Mexico City daily, date, venue, seller and sale dates; Mexico City daily, sale dates and price list; Mexico City music site, price map; Radio network, first stadium show, opener, link.fans presale; Music news site, tour name and NFL halftime; Public reference, stadium capacity and history; Public reference, band history; US State Department, Mexico travel advisory; Banco de México, FIX exchange rate (all accessed 3 November 2026).
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