Gnarls Barkley announce their first tour in 18 years with a new nine-city run called “To Whom It Still Concerns.” The tour is set to begin this November and supports the duo’s third and final album.
The outlets describe the same core event: the end of the group’s long performance hiatus and the release of their latest album as the basis for the tour. Rolling Stone frames the news around the duo’s return to touring after nearly two decades and emphasizes the album’s place as their third and final project. VICE likewise highlights the end of the 18-year gap in performing and notes the tour follows the duo’s latest release. Both reports treat the tour as a limited engagement rather than an ongoing comeback plan.
Overall, coverage aligns on the timing (November), the tour scope (nine cities), and the connection to “To Whom It Still Concerns” as the album the tour promotes.
