Well, that was fast. Less than two months after announcing their first tour in 18 years, Gnarls Barkley has canceled the entire “To Whom It Still Concerns” November tour — including the Friday, Nov. 13 show at The Fillmore Detroit.

Ticketmaster listings now mark every date as canceled: the Nov. 5 opener at San Francisco’s Masonic, Nov. 7 at L.A.’s Wiltern, Nov. 10 at Atlanta’s Coca-Cola Roxy, Nov. 13 at the Fillmore Detroit, Nov. 15 in Boston, Nov. 19 in Silver Spring, Nov. 22 at Toronto’s HISTORY and the Nov. 28 finale at Chicago’s House of Blues.

What we know

Ticket buyers are due refunds within 14 to 21 days, and the Ticketmaster notice for the San Francisco opener says customers don’t need to take any action. No reason has been given for the cancellation — neither Gnarls Barkley nor promoter Live Nation has publicly explained the decision, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.

The nine-city run, announced Sept. 18, was supposed to be the duo’s first tour in 18 years, following the March 2026 release of “Atlanta,” their third and final album. As we reported when the tour was announced, CeeLo Green had already revealed Danger Mouse wouldn’t be joining the shows — the dates were effectively rebranded as “CeeLo Green performing Gnarls Barkley.”

Now even that is off. “Crazy” will have to wait.

CeeLo Green. Photo by Gage / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0.

Sources: AllHipHop