Thank you for stopping by! Love what you are doing and I know everyone here wants you to open for them as well! I think the twinnings like this are going to be a thing for me from here forward for concerts that I see. I figured that way people that have never heard of the opening band can get a taste. Again, so glad to have you stop by and leave a comment. You guys are doing great!
I saw Holy Wars, Plush and The Warning last year. Kat has a ton of energy on stage. I found them to be quite entertaining and did a great job at "warming up the crowd". In my opinion, you are going to love The Warning even more once you see them live! Lalo, their sound engineer, always brings out the perfect sound. I am always impressed by the sound that Pau gets out of her drum kit!
I am fairly new to TWA, my first exposure of being reacting to the VMA performance of "Evolve". After seeing that, and just that, I agree 100% with you. LOL Now I finally get to see them and I am better for it!
As others have already commented, Holy Wars opened for The Warning on several dates of last year's Error World Tour. I thought that they were outstanding! I saw them at the Regent Theater in Los Angeles on May 2nd, and I was blessed and fortunate to have the opportunity to speak for several minutes with both Kat Leon (frontwoman) and Johnny (touring drummer) after their set. An unforgettable memorable moment was when I told Kat that she is a phenomenal performer, and she actually teared up and gave me a long tight hug in appreciation and thanks. Luckily, my daughter who was standing close by caught the unexpected and unbelievably-touching moment with her phone camera. It's a picture that I will cherish forever. Being a professional performing/recording drummer for the entirety of my adult life, of course I relished the opportunity to talk all things drums with Johnny. He is very approachable, humble and kind. Thankfully, my daughter got pictures of our interaction as well. I'll be seeing The Warning in Los Angeles again this coming October 9th, but that looks like the only US tour date for which Holy Wars ISN'T the opening band. I'll admit that I'm really disappointed. A band named "Wilt" is the opener. Take care, God bless and have a great day! 🤘
@@ThePentagenarian, I forgot to mention that Holy Wars has several incredible, high-production music videos in which Kat phenomenally acts out several characters. She has an extensive theater background and it shows. To me, the following video is one of the best, and it highlights Kat's ability to seemingly easily and effortlessly take on several character personalities. I can't recommend strongly enough that you watch it. I think that you'll absolutely love it! The song itself is amazing, amusing and great as well. Thanks, brother! ruclips.net/video/8NtB-nVfJ90/видео.htmlsi=NVXemiiihOQ1f_e5
I wish it would have been someone else opening for them in L.A oh well, I hope they get the audience ready for the Warning. Plush would have been good.
@@SDsailor7, since Plush is blowing up in popularity and gaining credibility with and opening for major legendary bands (Disturbed) like The Warning, I think they're pretty much above the level of opening for them. I think it would actually be insulting to them for The Warning to ask them to open, and I don't think that The Warning would even consider doing so at this point. They're fully aware of what's happening for Plush. And I believe that more of the US public actually knows who Plush is more than they do The Warning. I also believe that, in the next year or two, The Warning and Plush will be THE top two, well known and extremely successful female bands.
Holy Wars along with Plush opened for The Warning for their U.S. leg of their *Error World Tour of 2023* (May '23). Here's a link to a video (Fan Cam) from MartinTW channel (a big Warning fan) with both Holy Wars & Plush opening sets. ruclips.net/video/mRJD1qx6yn8/видео.html .
Holy crap! I saw that tour, and yet I said in an earlier comment that I had never heard of Holy Wars. They left quite an impression. Lol. Now that I am thinking back, they were a three piece with no bass player. Drummer, guitarist and singer. Their bass was 100% tracked. The singer was foul mouthed and kept grabbing her crotch through the entire set, when she wasn’t gasping for air (the altitude was not kind). Normally I am not a prude about language and such, but there was a group of very young TW fans on the rail . She did a horrible job of reading the room.
TW songs also on the short side. Three to four minutes or occasionally less. A nod to radio play, maybe. I'm a fan and it don't bother me. At least they don't bore me with seemingly endless guitar or drum solos. They are what they are and are not trying to be Cream, Led Zeppelin, or Rush. It'll be interesting to see if this band can reproduce their video sound live anywhere nearly as well as TW does. You mentioned their wardrobe for the video. Cool. But one thing s lot of fans love about them is that they show up and play as their everyday selves wearing whatever they pulled out of the closet or suitcase in the morning. They aren't trying to be Kiss or Taylor Swift. Just three regular girls who can rock like there's no tomorrow. Nuthin' fancy wardrobe wise would improve them. Dressing up for awards or video production is understandable and expected.
LOL, re: wardrobe. Those are costumes. Anyone who thought they would play in those has never been to a live show and 2) has no clue who The Warning are. I mentioned it because it looked fascist and was fairly appropriate for the video.
I was watching another reaction that was talking about music style that the warning has and I thought about it and commented that I would call it warning rock because of their ability to switch styles from song to song and even in one song
I saw them and Plush open for The Warning last year in San Diego. That chick decided to go crowd surfing, I was second row and got kicked in the face, LOL. Good thing she wasn't wearing hard shoes.
The support band that they had for their European tour were really good too (though maybe a slightly strange fit) they are called Conquer/Divide,I discovered them because they did a song with Electric callboy, you should maybe check them out too “Welcome to paradise” is a good song to start with.
The band opening for TW in their european tour this year was "Conquer | Divide" and they are great too. Check them out - I suggest "Paralyzed". Saw them 6 times in UK with TW and they are great. Freeze the Fall will get their change - we just have to work on it - I'm pretty sure we can convince Rudy and TW to give them the chance once their EP is out. If Iban.Chabes is with TW in Japan - you can expect high quality vids :)
Holy Wars is sounding pretty good, first time hearing them. I can see why they are on the same label as Spiritbox. Wouldn't be surprised if Courtney and the guys are one of their influences. Sounds to me like some In This Moment in there too. I can't remember if all the 'disciples' in the mv are supporters of The Warning, but they are definitely all members of TWA. Love that drum fill. TW are playing 3 shows in Japan, but just 1 with Band Maid. Would love to see FTF opening for TW someday.❄❄ Rock never died, it just moved.🤘🤘
Holy Wars was pretty good when I saw them in Denver opening for TW. They are very industrial. Kat, the lead singer, is an absolute dynamo onstage. She ended up in the audience twice during their set, once on purpose and once was an oopsie. As you mentioned, they only have 2 main members but they did have a drummer with them and they shared a drum kit with Plush. No bass player so that’s tracked. Drummer was controlling click with a MIDI pad.
I am not so sure it was an oopsie the first time she came down off the stage. But it sure took me by surprise! I was directly in front of her. Later on, watching fan videos from two different angles, it appeared as if I was calmly helping her down off the stage. That's sure not how it felt at the time!! It was terrifying! lol She was standing up on the rail, toe-to-toe with me if we'd been standing on the same level. When she came forward (intentionally, I believe), I started to lose my balance, feeling pushed backwards. I instinctively grabbed on to her to steady myself and to try to keep her from falling off the stage, because at the time, I thought that she had lost her balance. Then, once safely on the floor, she went around me, and started a mosh!! Later, again from the rail on the front of the stage, she grabbed the tallest guy in front by the shoulders, a dude named Todd, and turned him around and climbed on his shoulders. Then she "danced" him around while covering his eyes with her hands! So, if you're going and you're a tall guy, be aware!! And this all happened at the Marquis Theater [they have pizza!], so shoutout to the Marquis Theater.
@@iNsTaNtpUdDiNhEaD you obviously had a much more “in the action” experience than I did. I was over on Ale’s side of the stage almost right next to the wall of the venue directly in front of the floor PA cabinet. I felt the show more than I heard it 😝 I had a bit of a hard time seeing over to Dany’s side of the stage so I may have missed exactly what was going on there. I can imagine you being surprised because everyone around me was surprised when that happened.
@@iNsTaNtpUdDiNhEaD I am Todd and was at the center of the action and was somewhat taken by surprise when the action began. One of the other fans told me that this might happen since I was directly in the center of the stage and a taller fellow, all of a sudden here we go, I was afraid of tripping over a kid that was standing near me, any way our center of gravity was changing violently as she moved her arms side to side and I was trying to keep us upright. It all ended up turning out ok in the end and it was a fun time. I do have tickets to 2 shows in Sept. will history repeat itself?
When I seen Holy Wars open for TW last year I was presently surprised. The stage presence and energy that Kat had reminded me of young Gwen Stefani. In fact I told her that after the show when I got to chat for a bit and she was humble just like Plush and TW. Perfect to open for them. And I concur that it would be awesome if Freeze The Fall could open for them. Numberly Garfs
Here’s my dream concert pairing: Co billing in 2025: The Warning and Disturbed with Freeze The Fall opening the night once they get some seasoning followed by Holy Wars, and Dany on stage with Disturbed singing The Light. One can dream and if you put it out into the world it might happen. Viva Rock.
Check out "City" by the all girl Ukrainian band "The Sixsters"... They need to be on that list somewhere as well. Check it out if you don't believe me. I dare you. Do it. Do it. Do it.
Yeah The Sixsters are another awesome young female band, as are Voice of Baceprot. Check them out too if you don't know 'em!🤘 Try "God Allow Me Please To Play Music" and "Not Public Property."
We saw The Warning in Charlotte NC last May, Plush and Holy Wars opened for them and it was a killer show. We're going to see TW in Nashville TN on September 28th at The Basement East, Holy Wars is opening for them. I was surprised that The Warning is playing there at this point in their career. It's a small venue, (575 max capacity) and we were lucky to get tickets because the show sold out in a couple of hours. We bought VIP meet-and-greet tickets literally the minute they went on sale. Don't get me wrong The Basement East in Nashville is a great venue with good acoustics and an excellent house sound system, some great bands have played there. I've seen several bands there and I'm pumped to see TW in such an intimate setting. I would love to see Freeze The Fall opening for The Warning, it would be a hell of a show. FTF recently signed a distribution deal with 604Records for their "Thrones" EP so it looks like good things are happening for them as well.
Same in Detroit - 1100 seat hall. Then I started to wonder... There were some bands that used to do small gig tours before a tour that had larger venues as a kind of on the road practice session. They could also be using it as a litmus test to see how long it takes for shows to get sold out. Last thing you want to do at this stage of their career is to overbook. Consider also that I just went and saw Judas Priest at an "arena" that had a seating capacity of 6,100. .l saw them years ago that two arenas that had around 18,000 seats. I'd rather see them played to a packed house than play at a venue with 1000 empty seats! :-)
@@francisconavarro669 Yeah, they had to. They were in the path of the tornado that hit Nashville four years ago. We saw an AC/DC tribute band called Noise Pollution last year, they were pretty good. We've seen several bands there, but no one with a following like The Warning. It used to be a lot smaller.
I'm excited to check out the entire Keep Me Fed album, that The Warning is releasing on June 28th. They said that they are continuing to experiment with new sounds and it seems like there are going to be songs covering a huge spectrum of "Rock". It's possible that The Warning will be one of the few bands to escape being pigeonholed by the music industry.
Holy wars and plush opened up for The Warning”last year …The Warning “..is the baddest females in rock period ..🤘..I don’t think I’ve heard of “Freeze the fall”
Freeze the Fall would be a great opener for The Warning!!! Yeah I'm also hoping they can meet up in Kelowna. C'mon, DPA have already signed Quinn's guitar, opening is only logical! ✒️ 🎸🤘
Bands that have supported The Warning Devora Hero The Band Conquer Divide Plush Holy Wars Elis Paprika Hal Johnson John Red Love Pressive Difuntos Anna Fiori Maskerat Adhara I'm probably missing some.
Congrats on getting a ticket.... they are moving and faster than cow piss on a flat rock !! Saw Them last year .. 8 ft in front of Ale....= Mind Blown !!! Enjoy !!!
Disciple fundamentally is a warning about what you sign up for and how people are willing to become mindless sycophants. I really like this song by Holy Wars. I searched their live vids, *they are very good musicians* who can rock large venues. What they do in the studio, they do live!. Good choice by The Warning. I'm not sure what the fascination is with Freeze The Fall. They can barely play their instruments and are level two garage band performance at best. Nowhere close to being ready to tour as a support band. I wish them luck, hope they stick with it, they certainly show promise. - former touring sound guy.
Your interpretation is not far off; they have said it’s about those who profit from spreading hate and misinformation on social media, the internet, etc. 👍😎
Evanescence, In this moment, there are influences, I would like to hear some more before I pass my judgement. I can see Maria Brink slaughtering this whit her iconic performance, but I can also picture some one doing a disaster. It´s the kind of genre where it comes to the performance skills and production of the band. So as I say, I wait until I say anything.
i had tix,s to the new york show holy wars plush and the warning and i am not a fan of holy wars. but the night of the show no holy wars just plush and the warning, i had a grate night.
Holy wars is actually a duo , She sings and is umm provocative and excessive, her boyfriend is the guitar player and producer , they hire touring drummer and on occasion a bass player tho sometimes bass is 100% tracked .
I may be an outlier here, but I saw Holy Wars open for The Warning and I was thoroughly unimpressed. They had 5 musicians on stage and used ten times as many Backing tracks as The Warning. They had a keyboard on stage and only used it once, even though almost every track had keyboards in it. They did have good crowd interaction and put on a good show. I saw them open, then The Warning, then Halestorm. But, They seemed to have more fans present than The Warning did. But, with Halestorm as the headliner, the place (The Eastern, in Atlanta) held 2500, but was little over half full. So, maybe the Rock genre just has a bad following in Atlanta. I wish The Warning had Plush opening again, like they did last year in Atlanta! Plush is much more impressive IMHO. And maybe Holy Wars music is not my cup of tea. For some reason, The Warning don't have the popularity here in Atlanta that they do in other parts of the US. In fact, The Warning played a Venue called Hell at The Masquerade in 2022, that holds 500 max. In 2023 they played they played The Buckhead Theater that holds 1100, with Plush, and it was little more than half full. So, this year they are coming back and playing Hell again. I don't know why The Warning has less popularity here. Maybe because all the rock stations are gone now except one, that has gone back to an 80s, early 90s format and never plays new bands. Just sad for one of the largest metro areas in the country. Also, even though The Warning are playing small venues in the US, they don't seem to be doing Meet & Greets, or at least they aren't selling M&G tickets upfront. Have others run into this? I am disappointed I cannot do a M&G.
I think the Meet and greet sold out. It was offered to Patreons first. But I'm not sure. I'll be at the Atlanta show since they're not coming to Charlotte.
@@scrantsj Cool, I hope to see you there! Ahhh RATS. I have a new friend that I am taking and was hoping to do a meet and greet. Dang. I didn't pay attention to Patreon and didn't get tickets until the second day on sale.
If there is no Rock culture in a city, it is rather difficult to have your breakout moments. I am hoping that they're exposure at the VMAs breaks the deadlock in those cities in that you will see larger crowds. We must also remember that there are several months between now and when they start their US tour. I have seen several people comment that they are surprised to see a tour with small venues on it due to their surge in popularity. Let us consider that everything they do at this point is being done with surgical precision. This would explain a small venue tour. They are feeling the waters before booking with large venues. If they sell out in Los Angeles in one day, they will know that they book a larger venue next time around, it will fill it or come close. If it takes 5 months to sell out Atlanta, or they don't sell out at all, I would say able to reduce the likelihood of them booking a larger venue. Watching and analyzing their rise, they're very cognizant of what they're doing. This is why I believe this is a strategic test before they go bigger. Just my two cents.
@@ThePentagenarian at least when it comes to the Atlanta venue, the site has a location twice the size of what they are booked for(Called Heaven). I figure, if it sells out, then they'll move them there.
Never heard of Holy Wars. Edit: After watching this video, they are a pass from me. I am not a fan of the “current” direction of rock bands. To be fair to the current scene, I began to lose interest in rock with the hair metal era, and grunge killed it off for me. The reason The Warning won me over was because their roots were not in a specific sub genre. Their new album may be a pass for me, but I know the next one will be different so I have something to look forward to.
The Warning is The Warning. Pretty sure they write songs because they enjoy writing songs and they write good songs. I feel this kind of unfair to label them as commercial or pop just because they don't meet your definition of what is "hard enough" to not be pop, etc. Kind of like a deathcore fan saying that Metallica isn't hard enough to be metal... Am I making sense? Hello? Bueller?
@@ThePentagenarian I have KMF on pre-order, and own all their other CDs. They evolve with each release, just as a lot of other bands have. I don't hear pop so much as I hear a new genre. They are chameleons of style. Just listen to all three released CDs in order and you'll hear a very wide variety of styles.
Love this! Support for the opening band! We do hope to open for The Warning someday!
Thank you for stopping by! Love what you are doing and I know everyone here wants you to open for them as well!
I think the twinnings like this are going to be a thing for me from here forward for concerts that I see. I figured that way people that have never heard of the opening band can get a taste.
Again, so glad to have you stop by and leave a comment. You guys are doing great!
🤘3 bandas favoritas: The Warning, Freeze The Fall and Holy wars 🤘
We love that. As an opening band, it’s your shot at getting noticed. So thank you for supporting them someday that will be us!
They along with plush toured together last year in the US
You guys should open for The Warning in their Canadian tour
I saw Holy Wars, Plush and The Warning last year. Kat has a ton of energy on stage. I found them to be quite entertaining and did a great job at "warming up the crowd". In my opinion, you are going to love The Warning even more once you see them live! Lalo, their sound engineer, always brings out the perfect sound. I am always impressed by the sound that Pau gets out of her drum kit!
I've seen The Warning in concert 8 times already. Been going to rock concerts since 1975. They are the real deal.
I am fairly new to TWA, my first exposure of being reacting to the VMA performance of "Evolve". After seeing that, and just that, I agree 100% with you. LOL
Now I finally get to see them and I am better for it!
As others have already commented, Holy Wars opened for The Warning on several dates of last year's Error World Tour. I thought that they were outstanding!
I saw them at the Regent Theater in Los Angeles on May 2nd, and I was blessed and fortunate to have the opportunity to speak for several minutes with both Kat Leon (frontwoman) and Johnny (touring drummer) after their set.
An unforgettable memorable moment was when I told Kat that she is a phenomenal performer, and she actually teared up and gave me a long tight hug in appreciation and thanks. Luckily, my daughter who was standing close by caught the unexpected and unbelievably-touching moment with her phone camera. It's a picture that I will cherish forever.
Being a professional performing/recording drummer for the entirety of my adult life, of course I relished the opportunity to talk all things drums with Johnny. He is very approachable, humble and kind. Thankfully, my daughter got pictures of our interaction as well.
I'll be seeing The Warning in Los Angeles again this coming October 9th, but that looks like the only US tour date for which Holy Wars ISN'T the opening band. I'll admit that I'm really disappointed. A band named "Wilt" is the opener.
Take care, God bless and have a great day! 🤘
What a great story! Thank you for sharing it!
@@ThePentagenarian, I forgot to mention that Holy Wars has several incredible, high-production music videos in which Kat phenomenally acts out several characters. She has an extensive theater background and it shows. To me, the following video is one of the best, and it highlights Kat's ability to seemingly easily and effortlessly take on several character personalities. I can't recommend strongly enough that you watch it. I think that you'll absolutely love it! The song itself is amazing, amusing and great as well. Thanks, brother!
ruclips.net/video/8NtB-nVfJ90/видео.htmlsi=NVXemiiihOQ1f_e5
I wish it would have been someone else opening for them in L.A oh well, I hope they get the audience ready for the Warning. Plush would have been good.
I wounder how the acoustics are in the bellwether venue, I hope they have good acoustics.
@@SDsailor7, since Plush is blowing up in popularity and gaining credibility with and opening for major legendary bands (Disturbed) like The Warning, I think they're pretty much above the level of opening for them. I think it would actually be insulting to them for The Warning to ask them to open, and I don't think that The Warning would even consider doing so at this point. They're fully aware of what's happening for Plush.
And I believe that more of the US public actually knows who Plush is more than they do The Warning. I also believe that, in the next year or two, The Warning and Plush will be THE top two, well known and extremely successful female bands.
Holy Wars along with Plush opened for The Warning for their U.S. leg of their *Error World Tour of 2023* (May '23).
Here's a link to a video (Fan Cam) from MartinTW channel (a big Warning fan) with both Holy Wars & Plush opening sets.
ruclips.net/video/mRJD1qx6yn8/видео.html
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Holy crap! I saw that tour, and yet I said in an earlier comment that I had never heard of Holy Wars. They left quite an impression. Lol. Now that I am thinking back, they were a three piece with no bass player. Drummer, guitarist and singer. Their bass was 100% tracked. The singer was foul mouthed and kept grabbing her crotch through the entire set, when she wasn’t gasping for air (the altitude was not kind). Normally I am not a prude about language and such, but there was a group of very young TW fans on the rail . She did a horrible job of reading the room.
TW songs also on the short side. Three to four minutes or occasionally less. A nod to radio play, maybe. I'm a fan and it don't bother me. At least they don't bore me with seemingly endless guitar or drum solos. They are what they are and are not trying to be Cream, Led Zeppelin, or Rush. It'll be interesting to see if this band can reproduce their video sound live anywhere nearly as well as TW does.
You mentioned their wardrobe for the video. Cool. But one thing s lot of fans love about them is that they show up and play as their everyday selves wearing whatever they pulled out of the closet or suitcase in the morning. They aren't trying to be Kiss or Taylor Swift. Just three regular girls who can rock like there's no tomorrow. Nuthin' fancy wardrobe wise would improve them. Dressing up for awards or video production is understandable and expected.
LOL, re: wardrobe.
Those are costumes. Anyone who thought they would play in those has never been to a live show and 2) has no clue who The Warning are. I mentioned it because it looked fascist and was fairly appropriate for the video.
I was watching another reaction that was talking about music style that the warning has and I thought about it and commented that I would call it warning rock because of their ability to switch styles from song to song and even in one song
Freeze The Fall will be seeing The Warning open for Evanescence in October. Who knows, maybe they'll run into each other ? That'd be fun.
I rememeber Holy Wars tour with them in 2023 along Plush
Saw Holy Wars opening for The Warning and they are very good and fun as a live band. They have a ton of energy. Enjoyed this video.
I saw them and Plush open for The Warning last year in San Diego. That chick decided to go crowd surfing, I was second row and got kicked in the face, LOL. Good thing she wasn't wearing hard shoes.
@@rsdempster 😂. I was front row both times at the Texas shows and was lucky enough to avoid being hit.
TW are touring Canada so maybe FTF will do a gig.
The support band that they had for their European tour were really good too (though maybe a slightly strange fit) they are called Conquer/Divide,I discovered them because they did a song with Electric callboy, you should maybe check them out too “Welcome to paradise” is a good song to start with.
Conquer Divide is pretty great.
Just bought my tickets to Boston can't wait
The band opening for TW in their european tour this year was "Conquer | Divide" and they are great too. Check them out - I suggest "Paralyzed". Saw them 6 times in UK with TW and they are great.
Freeze the Fall will get their change - we just have to work on it - I'm pretty sure we can convince Rudy and TW to give them the chance once their EP is out.
If Iban.Chabes is with TW in Japan - you can expect high quality vids :)
Holy Wars is sounding pretty good, first time hearing them. I can see why they are on the same label as Spiritbox. Wouldn't be surprised if Courtney and the guys are one of their influences. Sounds to me like some In This Moment in there too.
I can't remember if all the 'disciples' in the mv are supporters of The Warning, but they are definitely all members of TWA. Love that drum fill. TW are playing 3 shows in Japan, but just 1 with Band Maid.
Would love to see FTF opening for TW someday.❄❄
Rock never died, it just moved.🤘🤘
Holy Wars was pretty good when I saw them in Denver opening for TW.
They are very industrial. Kat, the lead singer, is an absolute dynamo onstage.
She ended up in the audience twice during their set, once on purpose and once was an oopsie.
As you mentioned, they only have 2 main members but they did have a drummer with them and they shared a drum kit with Plush. No bass player so that’s tracked. Drummer was controlling click with a MIDI pad.
I am not so sure it was an oopsie the first time she came down off the stage. But it sure took me by surprise! I was directly in front of her. Later on, watching fan videos from two different angles, it appeared as if I was calmly helping her down off the stage. That's sure not how it felt at the time!! It was terrifying! lol She was standing up on the rail, toe-to-toe with me if we'd been standing on the same level. When she came forward (intentionally, I believe), I started to lose my balance, feeling pushed backwards. I instinctively grabbed on to her to steady myself and to try to keep her from falling off the stage, because at the time, I thought that she had lost her balance. Then, once safely on the floor, she went around me, and started a mosh!! Later, again from the rail on the front of the stage, she grabbed the tallest guy in front by the shoulders, a dude named Todd, and turned him around and climbed on his shoulders. Then she "danced" him around while covering his eyes with her hands! So, if you're going and you're a tall guy, be aware!! And this all happened at the Marquis Theater [they have pizza!], so shoutout to the Marquis Theater.
@@iNsTaNtpUdDiNhEaD you obviously had a much more “in the action” experience than I did.
I was over on Ale’s side of the stage almost right next to the wall of the venue directly in front of the floor PA cabinet.
I felt the show more than I heard it 😝
I had a bit of a hard time seeing over to Dany’s side of the stage so I may have missed exactly what was going on there.
I can imagine you being surprised because everyone around me was surprised when that happened.
@@iNsTaNtpUdDiNhEaD I am Todd and was at the center of the action and was somewhat taken by surprise when the action began. One of the other fans told me that this might happen since I was directly in the center of the stage and a taller fellow, all of a sudden here we go, I was afraid of tripping over a kid that was standing near me, any way our center of gravity was changing violently as she moved her arms side to side and I was trying to keep us upright. It all ended up turning out ok in the end and it was a fun time. I do have tickets to 2 shows in Sept. will history repeat itself?
When I seen Holy Wars open for TW last year I was presently surprised. The stage presence and energy that Kat had reminded me of young Gwen Stefani. In fact I told her that after the show when I got to chat for a bit and she was humble just like Plush and TW. Perfect to open for them.
And I concur that it would be awesome if Freeze The Fall could open for them.
Numberly Garfs
Here’s my dream concert pairing: Co billing in 2025: The Warning and Disturbed with Freeze The Fall opening the night once they get some seasoning followed by Holy Wars, and Dany on stage with Disturbed singing The Light. One can dream and if you put it out into the world it might happen. Viva Rock.
Check out "City" by the all girl Ukrainian band "The Sixsters"... They need to be on that list somewhere as well. Check it out if you don't believe me. I dare you. Do it. Do it. Do it.
@@ThePentagenarian You’re right, they kick ass! Ok revised dream FTF then HW, Sixster, TW / Disturbed 🤘🤘🤘
Yeah The Sixsters are another awesome young female band, as are Voice of Baceprot. Check them out too if you don't know 'em!🤘
Try "God Allow Me Please To Play Music" and "Not Public Property."
@@brentkelsay3439 I have a reaction to "School Revolution". 🙂The others I have seen, but they may show up as a favorite on my Livestreams."
We saw The Warning in Charlotte NC last May, Plush and Holy Wars opened for them and it was a killer show. We're going to see TW in Nashville TN on September 28th at The Basement East, Holy Wars is opening for them. I was surprised that The Warning is playing there at this point in their career. It's a small venue, (575 max capacity) and we were lucky to get tickets because the show sold out in a couple of hours. We bought VIP meet-and-greet tickets literally the minute they went on sale. Don't get me wrong The Basement East in Nashville is a great venue with good acoustics and an excellent house sound system, some great bands have played there. I've seen several bands there and I'm pumped to see TW in such an intimate setting. I would love to see Freeze The Fall opening for The Warning, it would be a hell of a show. FTF recently signed a distribution deal with 604Records for their "Thrones" EP so it looks like good things are happening for them as well.
Same in Detroit - 1100 seat hall. Then I started to wonder... There were some bands that used to do small gig tours before a tour that had larger venues as a kind of on the road practice session.
They could also be using it as a litmus test to see how long it takes for shows to get sold out. Last thing you want to do at this stage of their career is to overbook.
Consider also that I just went and saw Judas Priest at an "arena" that had a seating capacity of 6,100. .l saw them years ago that two arenas that had around 18,000 seats.
I'd rather see them played to a packed house than play at a venue with 1000 empty seats!
:-)
The guys from Freeze The Fall needs to do something to open for The Warning, i mean The Warning knocked on the big rock ones doors at some point
Isn't it there in Nashville one of the cities where they upgraded the venue recently?
@@francisconavarro669that was Toronto. Moved from 950 seat venue to 1500. It’s sold out again now
@@francisconavarro669 Yeah, they had to. They were in the path of the tornado that hit Nashville four years ago. We saw an AC/DC tribute band called Noise Pollution last year, they were pretty good. We've seen several bands there, but no one with a following like The Warning. It used to be a lot smaller.
I'm excited to check out the entire Keep Me Fed album, that The Warning is releasing on June 28th. They said that they are continuing to experiment with new sounds and it seems like there are going to be songs covering a huge spectrum of "Rock". It's possible that The Warning will be one of the few bands to escape being pigeonholed by the music industry.
Holy wars and plush opened up for The Warning”last year …The Warning “..is the baddest females in rock period ..🤘..I don’t think I’ve heard of “Freeze the fall”
They are a Canadian band that was inspired and influenced by The Warning. They are quite good and worth a listen.
If a band is influenced by The Warning”..I’ll check them out .
The MV for Disciple has a similar vibe to it as BYOB from System of a Down.
Very true!
I liked Holy Wars. I want to check out more of them. Seems like a good match-up. Thanks for your reaction and supporting new bands.
Holy Wars is definitely an energetic band. Saw them 3 times last time they opened for The Warning
TWA🎸🤘🏻
Wish they were coming through Texas again...
And to repeat:
Huri Hau-Masquerade.
Freeze the Fall would be a great opener for The Warning!!! Yeah I'm also hoping they can meet up in Kelowna. C'mon, DPA have already signed Quinn's guitar, opening is only logical! ✒️ 🎸🤘
Bands that have supported The Warning
Devora
Hero The Band
Conquer Divide
Plush
Holy Wars
Elis Paprika
Hal Johnson
John Red Love
Pressive
Difuntos
Anna Fiori
Maskerat
Adhara
I'm probably missing some.
Huri Hau.
❤✌🤘⚡🔥
🔥⚡️🤟⚡️🔥
🤘
Congrats on getting a ticket.... they are moving and faster than cow piss on a flat rock !! Saw Them last year .. 8 ft in front of Ale....= Mind Blown !!! Enjoy !!!
You GOT the meaning ,,, yEs not to many get it
Woohoo!
Thank you for your comment and your confidence boost!
Disciple fundamentally is a warning about what you sign up for and how people are willing to become mindless sycophants.
I really like this song by Holy Wars. I searched their live vids, *they are very good musicians* who can rock large venues. What they do in the studio, they do live!. Good choice by The Warning.
I'm not sure what the fascination is with Freeze The Fall. They can barely play their instruments and are level two garage band performance at best. Nowhere close to being ready to tour as a support band. I wish them luck, hope they stick with it, they certainly show promise.
- former touring sound guy.
My bad. Ale was 17 here.
Your interpretation is not far off; they have said it’s about those who profit from spreading hate and misinformation on social media, the internet, etc. 👍😎
Cult Classic is a great song from Holy Wars
See you in Detroit, brother veteran!
Evanescence, In this moment, there are influences, I would like to hear some more before I pass my judgement. I can see Maria Brink slaughtering this whit her iconic performance, but I can also picture some one doing a disaster. It´s the kind of genre where it comes to the performance skills and production of the band. So as I say, I wait until I say anything.
So they are set up kind of like "SKYND". I can deal with that. LOL
We shall be assimilated 🙂
I saw The Holy Wars last year in California opening for The Warning.It's not my musical taste.
They sound way different Live.
El rock de The Warning es mas poderoso ,mas agradable al escucha y se disfruta mas,sus ganchos son pegadizos y fáciles de recordar
i had tix,s to the new york show holy wars plush and the warning and i am not a fan of holy wars. but the night of the show no holy wars just plush and the warning, i had a grate night.
Holy wars is actually a duo , She sings and is umm provocative and excessive, her boyfriend is the guitar player and producer , they hire touring drummer and on occasion a bass player tho sometimes bass is 100% tracked .
I may be an outlier here, but I saw Holy Wars open for The Warning and I was thoroughly unimpressed. They had 5 musicians on stage and used ten times as many Backing tracks as The Warning. They had a keyboard on stage and only used it once, even though almost every track had keyboards in it. They did have good crowd interaction and put on a good show. I saw them open, then The Warning, then Halestorm. But, They seemed to have more fans present than The Warning did. But, with Halestorm as the headliner, the place (The Eastern, in Atlanta) held 2500, but was little over half full. So, maybe the Rock genre just has a bad following in Atlanta. I wish The Warning had Plush opening again, like they did last year in Atlanta! Plush is much more impressive IMHO. And maybe Holy Wars music is not my cup of tea.
For some reason, The Warning don't have the popularity here in Atlanta that they do in other parts of the US. In fact, The Warning played a Venue called Hell at The Masquerade in 2022, that holds 500 max. In 2023 they played they played The Buckhead Theater that holds 1100, with Plush, and it was little more than half full. So, this year they are coming back and playing Hell again. I don't know why The Warning has less popularity here. Maybe because all the rock stations are gone now except one, that has gone back to an 80s, early 90s format and never plays new bands. Just sad for one of the largest metro areas in the country.
Also, even though The Warning are playing small venues in the US, they don't seem to be doing Meet & Greets, or at least they aren't selling M&G tickets upfront. Have others run into this? I am disappointed I cannot do a M&G.
I think the Meet and greet sold out. It was offered to Patreons first. But I'm not sure.
I'll be at the Atlanta show since they're not coming to Charlotte.
@@scrantsj Cool, I hope to see you there! Ahhh RATS. I have a new friend that I am taking and was hoping to do a meet and greet. Dang. I didn't pay attention to Patreon and didn't get tickets until the second day on sale.
Atlanta radio sucks. The M&G sold out fast, but last time I checked GA was still available, which is sad.
If there is no Rock culture in a city, it is rather difficult to have your breakout moments. I am hoping that they're exposure at the VMAs breaks the deadlock in those cities in that you will see larger crowds. We must also remember that there are several months between now and when they start their US tour.
I have seen several people comment that they are surprised to see a tour with small venues on it due to their surge in popularity. Let us consider that everything they do at this point is being done with surgical precision. This would explain a small venue tour. They are feeling the waters before booking with large venues. If they sell out in Los Angeles in one day, they will know that they book a larger venue next time around, it will fill it or come close. If it takes 5 months to sell out Atlanta, or they don't sell out at all, I would say able to reduce the likelihood of them booking a larger venue.
Watching and analyzing their rise, they're very cognizant of what they're doing. This is why I believe this is a strategic test before they go bigger.
Just my two cents.
@@ThePentagenarian at least when it comes to the Atlanta venue, the site has a location twice the size of what they are booked for(Called Heaven). I figure, if it sells out, then they'll move them there.
Never heard of Holy Wars.
Edit: After watching this video, they are a pass from me. I am not a fan of the “current” direction of rock bands. To be fair to the current scene, I began to lose interest in rock with the hair metal era, and grunge killed it off for me. The reason The Warning won me over was because their roots were not in a specific sub genre. Their new album may be a pass for me, but I know the next one will be different so I have something to look forward to.
Neither had i, but I saw they were opening for the warning in Detroit where I am going to see them, and decided to hold a mini concert. LOL
Wish The Warning was this Heavy😂,,But unfortunately their going more Commercial / Music Industry Pop
The Warning is The Warning. Pretty sure they write songs because they enjoy writing songs and they write good songs. I feel this kind of unfair to label them as commercial or pop just because they don't meet your definition of what is "hard enough" to not be pop, etc.
Kind of like a deathcore fan saying that Metallica isn't hard enough to be metal...
Am I making sense?
Hello?
Bueller?
Its a process that many iconic bands go through in some point, they will return to their metal roots
Let us wait how they play the new songs live.
I don't know what genre Commercial/ Music Industry Pop is? 🤔
@@ThePentagenarian I have KMF on pre-order, and own all their other CDs. They evolve with each release, just as a lot of other bands have. I don't hear pop so much as I hear a new genre. They are chameleons of style. Just listen to all three released CDs in order and you'll hear a very wide variety of styles.