Mexican rock trio The Warning will headline the halftime show, presented by American Express, during the 2026 NFL Mexico City Game between the Minnesota Vikings and San Francisco 49ers on Sunday, Nov. 22 at 7:20 p.m. Mexico City time (8:20 p.m. ET) from Estadio Banorte.
The Warning said:
We are beyond thrilled to be part of this NFL event in our home country and at such an iconic stadium. We love the NFL, and every time we work together, we cannot wait to do it again. Playing the halftime show during an international Sunday night game is an incredible privilege, and we cannot wait to show fans what Mexico and its people have to offer. It will be a night to remember — we’ll do what we do best and amp up the excitement of the game. You have been warned!
The Mexico City performance will be part of a record seven halftime shows presented by American Express and staged across the 2026 NFL International Games — a lineup of live musical performances spanning seven countries and four continents — as the league plays its most international games ever in a single season.
Formed in Monterrey, Mexico, sisters Daniela “Dany,” Paulina “Pau” and Alejandra “Ale” Villarreal have emerged as one of modern rock’s most exciting forces. The Warning has built a global following through their explosive live performances, acclaimed releases, and relentless touring, with career streams surpassing 785 million and a Latin GRAMMY® nomination for Best Rock Song in 2024.
Their fifth album Everything’s Falling arrived August 28, featuring the chart-topping single “Kerosene” which made history by reaching #1 on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Airplay chart – making The Warning the first Mexican band and first all-women band ever to claim the top spot.
The Warning‘s full halftime performance will be broadcast live in Mexico on TelevisaUnivision’s Canal 5 and ESPN.