In a surprising development within the rock music scene, Mexican hard rock band The Warning has announced the suspension of their longtime manager, Rudy Joffroy, following the emergence of unconfirmed allegations against him. The band, known for their dynamic performances and tight-knit family bond, has not disclosed specific details regarding the nature of these allegations.
In a surprising development within the rock music scene, Mexican hard rock band The Warning has announced the suspension of their longtime manager, Rudy Joffroy, following the emergence of unconfirmed allegations against him
Rudy Joffroy has been an integral part of The Warning’s journey since 2016. As a Mexican entrepreneur deeply involved in the band’s creative direction, he directed several of their music videos, including “Evolve” and “Enter Sandman,” and contributed additional vocals on the track “Dust to Dust” from the album Queen of the Murder Scene. His collaboration with the Villarreal sisters—Daniela, Paulina, and Alejandra—has been pivotal in shaping the band’s artistic vision and expanding their global reach.
While the band has not released a detailed statement, sources close to The Warning indicate that the decision to suspend Joffroy was made to allow for an impartial investigation into the allegations. The band emphasizes their commitment to maintaining a professional environment and ensuring that all team members uphold the highest standards of conduct.
The suspension comes at a critical time for The Warning, as they are currently promoting their latest album, Keep Me Fed, and preparing for an extensive U.S. headline tour starting July 5 in Milwaukee and concluding on July 23 in Minneapolis. Despite the managerial shake-up, the band assures fans that all scheduled performances and promotional activities will proceed as planned.
The Warning’s dedication to their craft and their fans remains unwavering. As they navigate this challenging period, the band seeks to maintain transparency and integrity in all their endeavors. Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
