- The Warning, the Monterrey-born sister rock trio, has signed with United Talent Agency (UTA) for live music/touring representation across the US, Mexico, and South America, with agents Matt Meyer and Ken Fermaglich leading the relationship.
- The band departs Independent Artist Group (IAG) for their core North American and Latin American territory.
- With 650M+ career streams, a Latin GRAMMY nomination, and a sold-out run supporting Yungblud on the IDOLS World Tour, The Warning arrive at UTA at peak commercial momentum.
- Regional representation stays intact: THE·TEAM covers Europe/UK; The Feldman Agency handles Canada; 21 Entertainment Group and Creative Dreams manage worldwide and Mexico respectively; Chuff Media handles UK publicity.
The Warning (sisters Daniela, Paulina, and Alejandra Villarreal of Monterrey, Mexico) have officially signed with United Talent Agency for live music/touring representation across the US, Mexico, and South America. Agents Matt Meyer and Ken Fermaglich will lead the booking.
The trio arrives at UTA with serious momentum. Their albums ERROR (2022) and Keep Me Fed (2024) pushed career streams past 650 million, and “Qué Más Quieres” earned a Latin GRAMMY nomination for Best Rock Song. They’ve shared stages with Halsey, Evanescence, Muse, and Foo Fighters.
In 2025, they sold out 30,000-capacity shows at Auditorio Nacional in Mexico City, later captured as a live album and concert film. Earlier this month, they dropped new single “Ego.”
The band is currently on a sold-out support run with Yungblud on the IDOLS World Tour and headlines The Rooftop at Pier 17 in New York City on June 11.
A packed summer festival schedule follows: Welcome to Rockville, BottleRock, Tons of Rock (Oslo), Rock Werchter (Belgium), Mad Cool (Madrid), NOS Alive (Lisbon), and Summer Sonic (Tokyo).
The signing continues UTA’s aggressive push into Latin rock, following recent deals with reggaeton star Jay Wheeler and rising act Kelland for worldwide representation.
Regional representation remains split: THE·TEAM retains Europe/UK, The Feldman Agency holds Canada, management is shared between 21 Entertainment Group globally and Creative Dreams in Mexico, and Chuff Media handles UK press.
Takeaways
This isn’t just a routine agency switch, it’s a statement. The Warning are one of the most compelling live rock acts in the world right now, and UTA landing them in three of the most commercially important Latin touring markets is a real power move.
The fact that they’re arriving mid-tour, mid-festival season, and off the back of a viral new single and a cinematic live release means the timing couldn’t be sharper.
UTA is clearly building out a serious Latin rock and alternative portfolio, and The Warning are the kind of act that elevates an entire agency roster.
Can UTA’s resources push The Warning from festival support slots to arena headliners in the US within the next touring cycle? With sold-out shows already confirmed, does this signing signal that The Warning’s next headline run will target arenas rather than clubs and theaters?
