Everything’s Falling

And, um, they just had the new album.

Everything's falling, come out a couple of weeks ago and it's really good.

And it's also, uh, they, they set records now cause, um, the one single from it, um, kerosene became the first uh song to hit number one on the rock chart for or like the hard rock play chart or something in billboard that for both a mexican band and an all female rock band so um

they play them a lot on the octane channel on xm as well

The Warning, one that I know Steve Hoker has been probably playing to death since it has come out.

The album is Everything's Falling.

I enjoy tracks off of this, which most they've released... before the album has come out so really none of the songs that i hadn't heard really stand out to me um it's supposed to be their most personal album from a lyrical standpoint um it's good but still not as good as some of their earlier material in in my opinion my album of the week is an album front or a band fronted by, again, another former guest of the show, Brian Titchy, who's played drums for Ozzy Osbourne, for Billy Idol, for Whitesnake, for Dead Daisies, for a lot of different people.

But he's also... played guitar in bands of his own.

It's deeply ubiquitous.

By the way, brand-new album, we gotta talk about it.

Yes.

Yes.

It's insane.

Does that scare you?

Well, it's the fifth album as a band-

Yeah

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.

The Warning just released their fifth studio album, Everything's Falling, last Friday and became the first all-female band and the first Mexican band to have a number one song on the Billboard Top 100 rock charts.

And that's your Sit Rep.

For more details on all the stories, check the links in the show notes of this episode.

Turnstile releasing their new album, Never Enough Versions.

And The Warning releasing their fifth studio album, Everything's Falling.

No surprise to anyone that streams on Dolly Parton's music have skyrocketed since she passed earlier this week.

Streams on her music have gone up 2,222% in the United States since Monday.

One third of the band she shares with her sisters, The Warning.

The band's fifth full-length studio album, Everything's Falling, comes out this Friday, August 28th.

This is Dani's second appearance on the podcast, and she returns without her sisters to talk about the band's new album, Everything's Falling.

touring in extreme heat and the pressures of playing in a three-piece band, also hitting the road with Youngblood, Sueritos, embracing their femininity on the new album, how their extended family is handling their success, playing festivals, social media, growing up in the public eye, their concert film, and so much more.

Dani's first appearance on the show was May 29th, 2024.

And I said it then and I'll say it again now.

I'm home.

I'm at peace, but rehearsing the hell out of the new