Gnarls Barkley Set First Tour in 18 Years With North America and UK Dates

Gnarls Barkley are ready to step back onto the stage together, and for longtime fans, that news carries a little of the same off-kilter spark that made “Crazy” feel so fresh the first time around.

According to NME, the duo of CeeLo Green and Danger Mouse have announced their first tour in 18 years. The run follows their return with new music earlier in 2026, making this a full-circle moment for a group that first broke through internationally with “Crazy” in 2006.

The “To Whom It Still Concerns” Tour Begins in November

NME reported that the tour is titled “To Whom It Still Concerns” and is scheduled to launch in November 2026.

The North American leg is set to begin November 5, 2026, at The Masonic in San Francisco. From there, the duo’s itinerary includes a run of major stops across the U.S. and Canada.

North American dates include:

• San Francisco
• Los Angeles
• Atlanta
• Detroit
• Boston
• Silver Spring
• Toronto
• New York
• Chicago

For fans who remember when “Crazy” seemed to be everywhere, the announcement brings back the sound of an era when soul, pop and something a little stranger all met in one unforgettable song.

UK Shows Follow in December

After the North American dates, Gnarls Barkley are scheduled to take the tour to the UK in December 2026, according to NME.

The UK run includes shows in:

• Manchester
• Glasgow
• Wolverhampton
• London

It is a rare return for a duo whose music has always seemed to live in its own lane. CeeLo Green and Danger Mouse built Gnarls Barkley around a distinctive chemistry, and that combination is now heading back out in front of audiences after nearly two decades away from touring together.

CeeLo Green told NME, “Come, and let’s celebrate together the beautiful madness of it all.”

That line feels right at home with the Gnarls Barkley story: a little mysterious, a little soulful, and very much connected to the kind of songs that stay with people long after their original moment has passed.

For Kool 94.5 listeners, this is one of those music headlines that reaches back to a familiar favorite while pointing toward a new chapter.

Source: NME