The Warning - Boston Show Talk with Kevin 

me and my girlfriend were also at the boston show!!! we actually ran into holy wars in the parking garage later that night and got a chance to talk with them for a few and get a pic!!! it was an awesome show and it was also our first the warning concert!!!

There are a couple of videos floating around of a little kid in a shark costume at one of the New York shows. Pau notices him & then points him out to Ale & Dany & they dedicate “Sharks” to the “little shark”! It’ll put a smile on your face from ear to ear! ⚡️🤘

Hey Boden and Kevin - thanks for doing this video. My son and I were at that show which was the first time we saw them live too. Kevin, I wholeheartedly agree with your review - it was an awesome show. Your points about the diversity and energy of the crowd were spot on. I’m 64 and have seen dozens of live concerts and I have to say is that it was so cool & different to see a band live for the first time after seeing so many of their performances on RU-vid. A few times I had to remind myself that I was not watching a video but was actually watching a live performance. Their performances were just that great. I only came across TW a year ago but fell in love with their music and even more so, their performances. Also, last year’s Boston show was at the Brighton Music Hall which reportedly holds about 600 and Big Night Live holds about 2,000. So it’s great that they continue to grow and expand their audience. Hopefully in a couple of years, they’ll be playing at the TD Garden itself instead of a smaller club attached to the Garden. Thanks again for sharing this!

Speaking of the setlist, most of the time, you gotta think about this. When a tour is named after an album, such as this Keep me fed tour, a majority of the setlist is going to be from the New Album for which they're touring, with a few oldies sprinkled in. And it's also determined by the band and how long they're set is too. To some bands play for an hour and ten minutes, and some play for 2 hrs. So, for instance, I went and saw Greta Van Fleet back at the end of April for their Starcatcher world tour, which is named after their album Starcatcher that came out last year, And they played a 2hr set with 8 of the songs off of that album, 3 Off of their Battle at Gardens Gate album, 3 covers, and 2 songs off of their From the fires EP. I remember in one of the recent interviews. The Warning did; I want to say it was the Allison Hagendorf interview that came out earlier this summer, She asked them who does the set list? And they all three said their the ones that choose the set list and what songs are on it.

They are friends with Holy Wars, they already opened for them in 2022 and they are co-writers in "Satisfied". Also they shouted out Kat (the singer) in a recent interview.

Glad you were able to go with your daughter!

Holy Wars is an alternative rock band from Los Angeles CA, DPA has said they are good friends with them, also Kat the lead singer co-wrote Satisfied with The Warning.

It was my first warning show as well, my niece and I were right in front of Martin TW, we met him in line. so his video is exactly what I saw. I was able to introduce him to Glenn, of Glenn and Adrian. It’s top 3-4 show for me, I’ve seen hundreds of shows in 45 years.

They played a pretty standard set on the Error Tour with the exception of the jar song for the US leg. It seems they’re adding/dropping certain songs on various nights so far during the KMF tour. I believe Holy Wars is actually LA based. When they do their high production shows in Mexico where they play 22/23 songs during their set they’ll likely include a couple of older songs.

I was at the Boston show Friday and also standing at the railing behind the sound board. Was a great view and an awesome show!!

Keviiiiiinn What a great surprise to find you here, about TW. I'm an Earper and love you so much :-) Happy to see that you still appreciat kick-ass lady :-D

In some of the latest interviews DPA have done, they have highlighted how great HW is as a band. I am so glad since they are really good. I can't wait to see them headline in Chicago one day

This was my first concert for TW, matter of fact it was 2 weeks before I ‘rediscovered’ them (heard the name at the start of covid but didnt follow) I was completely floored by the vocals, drumming, stage presence with great lyrics. 2 hours into the rabbit hole and downloaded all 4 albums. An hour later I bought a ticket. Two weeks of learning the lyrics and getting the guitar out of storage, cleaning it up and starting to get back into the ‘zone’…It effected me that much to get out of a funk I’ve had for years. The new millennium was disappointing finding a good rock band that has that particular sound or a hook you could relate to. Another thing is bands are almost non existent. Its all about one person singing with minimal instrument playing. The ‘band’ is off stage some where to the side. Sometimes its prerecorded. Spotlight is only on one performer. Now you have 3 sisters who have a passion of singing AND playing an instrument bringing back the power of Rock playing live. No auto tune, no play backs, no gimmicks and no bullshit. THIS WAS A SOLID PERFORMANCE I’ve seen in years. Its the Vibe, Energy and stage presence these ladies perform. Fans of Boston were AWESOME with their energy and passion giving back to Ale, Pau and Dany. 5 hours waiting in line, ticket was valid, made a beeline to the stage and made it 6 feet away from center stage. Right before Holy Wars started I took a look back and the place was packed! Most were in there 20s and 30s, some folks older than me and quite a few kids. Perfect audience! Its been five days after the concert and I’m still buzzed by this event. I have a blu-tooth speaker at work jamming away ONLY blasting The Warning…haven’t played anything else for three weeks. Think the guys are planning an intervention soon. Thanks for the video and memories you mentioned. Yeah that merch line was long! And ¡Muchas gracias! Ale, Pau and Dany..¡Viva México! 🤘🏼✨🙏🏻🔥⚠️🌞⚡️🇲🇽🤟🏻

In Cleveland I was right in front of the board and it sounded amazing. I posted a few videos and the sound was surprising good on my phone.

When they do it it's Dust to Dust with an extended outro right into Dull Knives. Nice interview BTW.

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I wouldn't expect songs from QOTMS, the Dust to Dust/Dull Knives combo they debuted in the X Anniversary concert and did it again in Wacken, but the Wacken set list was their heaviest, not their standard KMF Tour. You might get a surprise but don't raise expectations on those songs.

Narcissista was the only pre-label song played.

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Brooklyn show #1 had a diverse audience and not just "old white guys". I would still say the over 40, white male, demographic still dominated but it is getting more diverse, which is great. Holy Wars had energy, but it's not my style of music. We happen to be standing next to the parents of the Holy Wars drummer at the show. They were lovely people. I was surprised TW included 3 Spanish-language songs and nothing older than Error (technically Narcisista is pre-Error). I did my first Meet & Greet, mainly for the early access. Nice seeing the ladies and seeing the process first hand, but I am not a "star struck" fan - they are just humans, very nice ones, but still). I am not sure it is true that higher Patreon tiers (higher than Groupie) get earlier access to M&G (I could be wrong, but in my 4-years as a Patreon supporter I have never heard that).

I am pretty sure the song Dany had a problem with her guitar was Money.

The play list is going to be difficult for me going forward, as KMF is not for me. Dull Knives being cut from the list is devastating.

The M&G tickets for Boston were gone at ten seconds after ten a.m.

People seeing The Warning at a small club setting like this will one day brag about it, like I have often bragged about seeing Bob Marley and the Wailers in Chicago, 1975. At a small club called the Quiet Knight, with a seating capacity of just a few hundred. The difference was, I got to see them sitting at a table being served food and drinks the whole time. A very different vibe in how people experienced music way back then 🙂