Teenage Warning is Angelic Upstarts' first album, released in August 1979.

29 in the UK Albums Chart and included three singles, (a re-recording of) "The Murder of Liddle Towers", "I'm An Upstart" and "Teenage Warning", along with the B-sides "The Young Ones" and "Leave Me Alone", and seven new tracks.

The band were initially signed to Jimmy Pursey (Sham 69)'s JP Productions.

Bert Martens at the NME reviewed the album suggesting it would be Angelic Upstarts' "one burst" before they disintegrated, and remarked it was not his greatest listening experience but he had great fun reviewing it.

[3] All songs written by Thomas Mensforth and Ray Cowie, except as shown.