Gnarls Barkley announce first tour in 18 years behind new album Atlanta
Gnarls Barkley will tour for the first time in 18 years.
The duo of CeeLo Green and Danger Mouse confirmed the To Whom It Still Concerns Tour in support of Atlanta, their third album, according to Rolling Stone. The nine-date run starts on 5 November in San Francisco and closes on 28 November in Chicago.
Atlanta is the pair's first album since 2008's The Odd Couple. It has been reported as the group's final album. Their last live performance was on 28 September 2008 at Austin City Limits.
The wait has been long. Eighteen years off the road covers almost an entire working life for a touring crew, from truck drivers to sound engineers. For fans, this means a short, concentrated run rather than a long season on the road.
The tour opens on 5 November at The Masonic in San Francisco, followed by 7 November at The Wiltern in Los Angeles and 10 November at Coca-Cola Roxy in Atlanta. It then moves to The Fillmore Detroit on 13 November and Citizens House of Blues in Boston on 15 November. The routing was publicised as a theatre run, with mid-size rooms in each city.
The second half covers The Fillmore Silver Spring on 19 November, HISTORY in Toronto on 22 November and Irving Plaza in New York on 24 November. It ends on 28 November at House of Blues in Chicago. The nine dates span the United States and Canada.
The Los Angeles date at The Wiltern on Saturday, 7 November was also announced on the group's official Instagram, with an artist presale signup offered to fans. The duo's social channels billed the outing as a 2026 US and UK tour, although the detailed dates confirmed so far are in North America.
Tickets for theatre tours of this size are typically organised around presales, general sale and any VIP packages. No additional dates, support acts or ticket prices have been confirmed in the announcement. Fans expecting UK shows will need to wait for further listings.
