Gnarls Barkley Announce First Tour in 18 Years

Gnarls Barkley are returning to the road for their first tour in 18 years, turning the duo’s 2026 reunion into a nine-city North American run this November. CeeLo Green and Danger Mouse will open the To Whom It Still Concerns Tour on November 5 at The Masonic in San Francisco.

A compact North American comeback

The itinerary continues through Los Angeles, Atlanta, Detroit, Boston, Silver Spring, Toronto and New York before closing November 28 at Chicago’s House of Blues. The Atlanta stop, set for November 10 at Coca-Cola Roxy, gives the tour a natural centerpiece: the city also lends its name to the duo’s new album.

Live Nation says Citi and Spotify reserved presales begin September 21, followed by an artist presale on September 23. General ticket sales are scheduled to open September 24 at 10 a.m. local time. The promoter lists nine performances in total, making this a focused return rather than an extended arena campaign.

The tour completes a long-awaited reunion

The announcement follows the March release of Atlanta, Gnarls Barkley’s third album and first full-length project since 2008’s The Odd Couple. The new record brought Green and Danger Mouse back together after a long recording break and has been described as the duo’s final album.

That history gives the concerts more weight than a standard album tour. Gnarls Barkley last performed live in September 2008, after a run that made the group one of the most distinctive pop experiments of the era. Their breakthrough single “Crazy” crossed soul, hip-hop, electronic production and pop songwriting, while later songs expanded the duo’s darker, more theatrical sound.

Green described the upcoming shows as an open-book journey through life, death and the emotions between them. That framing suggests the set will connect the reflective material on Atlanta with the catalog that first introduced the duo nearly two decades ago.

For fans who never saw Gnarls Barkley during their original run, the November dates offer a rare chance to experience Green and Danger Mouse on the same stage. For longtime listeners, the tour is the live chapter that the reunion had been missing.