From what I understand, The Pretty Reckless was scheduled to open for Muse on their Mexican dates. Since they had toured together previously, Rudy called their manager to offer some of The Warning team to help out in Mexico. Rudy was told that they had already decided to cancel out of the tour, so he called the promoter to offer The Warning to replace them. That is why they ended up with the gig at the last moment. The Mexico tour then led to the European tour. Rudy is the best.

Ale la bajista de mas calidad del rock actual ,su talento es tremendo ,es capas de tocar Jass , blues,rock,metal , lo que sea y en forma excelente es el nuevo Jaco Pastorius del 2024,su mismo talento

Love this song, but I get sad watching vids from this tour, knowing what was about to happen to Neil….

Back in those days. You see little Ale standing like a statue. But you know the gerbil is running on that wheel. Then you have a drummer in Pau, who could drum for any band, that you can build a band around. For the longest time (2017-2019) I thought The Warning was waiting for Ale to get older to hit the big time. But it was Dany that had to develop her leading singer presence within this band.

Have you forgotten Itchychoo Park?

There is another version of this video with P.P. Armold singing.

Thanks guys for this review. You can't leave comments on the bands you tube page leading me to seek out another way to express my love of this group. I watched you guys listen to this song especially Adrian and was almost disappointed until finally he cracked lol. This song is epic and I was lucky enough to see them perform two shows in the same night back in 82 at Magic Mountain in So Calif. It was me and my little sister's first "Rock Concert" We had our dad waiting on the other side of the park thinking we were on the rides and waiting in lines that took forever lol . They were awesome!

If you haven't done it already, they also covered Hysteria by Muse during this show. It starts out with Ale stepping out to the front of the stage and nailing the bass line. As far as I know there isn't a click track, so she uses her human metronome powers to just play it solo. Even if there is a click track, it's still impressive for child of her age

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Punch and PAU-er!!!

Seriously amazing band, I still can't believe it. Love Bites is incredible

Same show . . Ale is doing the Muse bass line . . Awesome . . 👍👋🇳🇿🙏twa

We are fortunate so many videos exist.

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only Lady Gaga song I really like and they made it even better. Commander Pau already killing it behind the drums. I believe they started playing together a year or 2 before this, I think Ale was between 7 and 8 when she joined her sisters..

Great reaction! Qué increíble entrega de DPA! Pequeñas rockeras en ciernes. Tanto potencial claramente expresado, no hay dudas del camino. The Warning! Thanks Glenn and Adrian!

They were definitely born that way .ADORABLE.

The ladies are on the right track. They were born for this.😎

So Off Tap Life found this on the Warning channel. I think it's the oldest band performance available. It's the one they mentioned in a recent interview. If you search (Dany, Pau & Ale playing "God Gave Rock and Roll to You") it should come up. No brackets though.

So good since they were kids!… ⚡️🤘🏼 Pau’s drumming was amazing since then!

the 3/4 scale bass is barely too big for little Ale!! pau's drumming is unbelievable for her age their first song together is durin posada in december 2012 at their school the kiss cover God Gave Rock and Roll to You"

Que grandes memórias. Maravilha!

This is their 1st performance as The Warning. It was a school Battle of the Bands at their house. You can see all of the other band's equipment against the wall. TW briefly talks about this in this early (3/21/15) interview (time stamped): kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYDHkqOAjKd2maM

Great song. Thanks, Glenn and Adrian.

Thanks, Glenn and Adrian. With The Warning it's always refreshing to go back to the band's origins because even in its earliest stages there are always things to highlight.

Groovy solid rhythmic... They don't come out of nowhere.

This was part of a four-song set of covers performed for mostly family and friends. It was part of a neighborhood "battle of bands". I am pretty sure this was set up outside their house. They opened the set with a cover of Muse's "Hysteria" (well worth a reaction). If you do react to that, make sure you select the one from this show, uploaded December 2013. Ale had only just turned 9.

I've been a Josh Homme and QOTSA fan since about 2001 but I didn't know about Kyuss until a few years after that. I will also say that I didn't really start listening to Kyuss until a few years ago. I've really fallen in love with Kyuss, even more so than Queens however I will say I really love several Queens albums just as much. I never got the opportunity to see either band however would love to someday. In addition, you gotta check out Them Crooked Vultures if you haven't... just amazing. Lastly, I play music in a band and have really loved Josh's Ovation GP Ultra guitar (mainly the looks of it).. well, Eastwood guitars made a "tribute" to that guitar and I got it. It's incredible! I will admit I swapped out the bridge pup for the one I use in my other guitars.

Ale on that bass ❤

Have seen them play about 20 times since 1989. I'm 55 and wish I could've seen them play back in the 1970's. The quality of their playing has, of course, declined but seeing them play live is still magical.

Another cover from the girls that's sounds better than the original. ⚡Viva The Warning⚡

Awesome! Haven't seen that vid in years. I had forgotten how good it was. Pau is beating those drums like they owe her money.

even at the beginning,,,unique band,,,,and one of the rare rush song whit a french line,,(FORCE TEN) got a french line,,an air of( JOIE DE VIVRE),,,,nice, keep dancing,,,,🤘🤘🤘

Pau was incredible even at 11. Dany was always a great lead vocalist and you can see how much better her Guitar skills became. Ale at 9 was perfectly in line. She was so small then, it's great documentation of her growth spurt over the past 11 years. An amazing piece of history. There has never been a better-documented group better than The Warning. I'm 75 now and have seen it all. I'm convinced, that this group is the most talented group I've ever seen. They can do it all. Not only just genus musicians, they are just born performers. The way they conduct themselves on and off the stage so confidently is such a gift. Then on top of it all, they all are bilingual, speaking perfect English as a second language. I'm just glad I lived long enough to experience them. ⚡️🎶💕🎶💕🎶💕⚡️

Amazing that they were so on time and had a full sound this early in their development. Not your typical garage band! Dany never had a fear of turning the volume knob up and singing while playing. Three young musicians playing that on time? I’m not sure that one amazing fact gets enough attention. 😬

If you want to see all four of the "Battle of the bands" video go to their video tab (www.youtube.com/@TheWarning/videos) and sort by "Oldest" then scroll down a little bit. Preceding those videos are three rehersal videos, and the Gaga videos were filmed the afternoon of the concert.

They played at the house of blues when Ale was 10..she was the star of the show, it’s a must see. They played several songs by muse, nirvana, gnr etc. video quality isn’t good but it’s still awesome

Siempre es divertido ver a baby Ale tocando ese bajo...las tres son increíbles...Viva The Warning..!!

That was impressive is right guys...Thanks, thought I had seem them all, missed this one. You guys are the best, finding some real gems. Pau was already killing the drums. The making of greatness before our eyes....Cheers. See you in the next one.

Absolutely mindblowing what pau was able to pull off at an early age then you realize that a 9 year old is slaying it on the bass with that disco rhythm after only playing for a year and then dany killing it on vocals wow...If I said it once I will say it again, where do they park their spaceship,this video gives us a clue because there is a slide up door in the background.

Their first “gig” was “God Gave Rock & Roll to You” Christmas 2012 (pre “The Warning”). This would have been a year later. 6ish months before Sandman. Just awesome👏👏

The Warning!! 🔥 🤘

Pau's drumming was way above her age...

On this album professor Stanley unwin did a running commentary in a language he invented called unwinese. Like a storys it starts once upon a titoe,deed joy, what a great floalip it would bold . Are a few of his sayings

Vocals suk

This is one of my very favourite Rush songs but no I can't dance to it. LOL I can groove to Digital Man though. I didn't get into Rush until later myself and I am sorry I didn't get into them earlier. Better late than never I say. I am suggesting Resist from the R30 tour (acoustic version) Have a good one

Keith Emerson was so special to me. While many bands would claim American blues influence, ELP specificaly said no to that. They were influenced by the music and history of their homeland. Keith of course had all the classical and jazz ability, but he also had the showman/entertainer aspect. He took that same excitement and flash that Jimi Hendrix had and applied it to the keys. With a bottle of fine liquor on his organ and stacks and stacks of Hi-Watts and Leslies, he put on a real show! And he pretty well brought synthesizers from experimental to mainstream use. As i often say, Keith had more talent, musical knowledge and ability in one of his fingers, on one of his compositions, on one day, than many bands, all members combined, over their entire career and album output. The night he died i stayed up with a news channel who every 20 minutes or so would crawl at the bottom of the screen the news of his death and a mention of his achievements. What an incredible musician.