Gnarls Barkley is hitting the road again after nearly two decades.
On September 18, the celebrated duo of singer CeeLo Green and producer Danger Mouse revealed plans for a nine-city North American headline tour, marking their first live appearances in 18 years.
The 2026 “To Whom It Still Concerns Tour” is in support of their latest and final album, Atlanta, which debuted in March under 10k Project/Atlantic Records.
The tour, organized by Live Nation, begins on November 5 at The Masonic in San Francisco and concludes on November 28 at the House of Blues in Chicago.
“The Gnarls Barkley ‘To Whom It Still Concerns’ Tour operates like an open book, exploring the universal matters of life, death and everything in between,” Green said in a statement. “These songs are the silver lining to an otherwise sad story. Come, and let’s celebrate together the beautiful madness of it all.”
Gnarls Barkley Reunites For New Tour
Following their North American segment, the duo is set to travel to the U.K. for a series of four performances in December. The last time Gnarls Barkley, known for their costumed performances, graced the stage was on September 28, 2008, at Austin City Limits.
Atlanta marks a highly anticipated return, being the follow-up to their 2008 album, “The Odd Couple”. Their first album, “St. Elsewhere” from 2006, earned a Grammy nomination and gave rise to the chart-topping hit “Crazy,” which reached number two on the Billboard Hot 100 in May 2006 and dominated the U.K. charts for nine consecutive weeks.
Earlier this year, Green and Danger Mouse introduced their latest single from Atlanta, a dreamy pop track titled “Pictures.”
Previously, the Atlanta-based duo mentioned in a press release that they always planned to work on a third album, but “life and other creative pursuits intervened.” It wasn’t until last year that they reunited to complete the final part of their musical journey.
Here are the North American dates:
Nov. 5: The Masonic (San Francisco)
Nov. 7: The Wiltern (Los Angeles)
Nov. 10: Coca-Cola Roxy (Atlanta)
Nov. 13: The Fillmore Detroit (Detroit)
Nov. 15: House of Blues (Boston)
Nov. 19: The Fillmore Silver Spring (Silver Spring, Md.)
Nov. 22: HISTORY (Toronto)
Nov. 24: Irving Plaza (New York)
Nov. 28: House of Blues (Chicago)
