The duo Gnarls Barkley is returning to the stage after nearly two decades. CeeLo Green and producer Danger Mouse have announced the To Whom It Still Concerns Tour — nine concerts in the United States and Canada, starting in November. They last stood on stage together on September 28, 2008, at the Austin City Limits festival. Rolling Stone France ↗
The tour comes half a year after the release of the album Atlanta, their first studio effort since The Odd Couple in 2008 — and, according to the duo, also their last. The series begins on November 5 in San Francisco and ends on November 28 in Chicago. There's also a return to their roots: on November 10 they will play a concert right in Atlanta, the city after which they named the album. Rolling Stone France ↗
"The To Whom It Still Concerns Tour works like an open book," CeeLo Green said in a statement. "It explores big universal questions — life, death, and everything in between. These songs are a glimmer of hope in an otherwise sad story. Come celebrate that beautiful madness with us." Rolling Stone France ↗
Gnarls Barkley formed in 2006 and made pop history right from their debut album St. Elsewhere. The single "Crazy" became one of the most-played songs of the decade and, in Britain, was the first song ever to reach number one on the charts based on downloads alone. To this day, that song remains what most listeners associate with the duo — and it's also among the most searched-for entries in SuperMusic's database of lyrics and chords.
Illustration photo: Gnarls Barkley — CeeLo Green and Danger Mouse. Photo: Diego DeNicola / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0
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