On Sunday, March 8, Control Room and HDNET present a Gnarls Barkley performance recorded at Astoria 2 in London. The broadcast begins at 8:00 PM Eastern. See http://www.hd.net/music.html for more information.

Gnarls Barkley has been nominated for a Juno, Canada's most prestigious music award. The video for "Going On," directed by Wendy Morgan, has made it to the final round. "Much love to our people beyond the 49th Parallel," said a spokesperson for the band. "We've got friends in Yellowknife that we don't see enough.

The Juno Awards ceremony takes place March 29th in Vancouver and will be broadcast on CTV (for those of you up north)

Gnarls Barkley is honored in the year-end editions of Time, Rolling Stone, Spin and elsewhere for its intoxicating 2008 album The Odd Couple. Gnarls also received best-of-'08 accolades from Amazon, iTunes, Pitchfork, Stereogum and others. The video for "Who's Gonna Save My Soul," directed by Chris Milk, has also drawn strong acclaim - MySpace lists it as one of the year's top videos, many other critics agree, and it has been entered into competition at the Slamdance Festival. "Thanks!" said an unnamed spokesperson for the band. "We love people. Especially you people."

With its new iTunes Celebrity Playlist, Gnarls Barkley honors the inimitables, the irreplacables, the acts who inspired us and refused to be followed. To lose our heroes is to set out in search of ourselves.

Click here to see the playlist...

THREE GRAMMY NOMINATIONS FOR GNARLS BARKLEY

Gnarls Barkley, the chart-topping, genre-defying combination of Danger
Mouse and Cee-Lo, has garnered three Grammy nominations: Alternative
Album of the Year for the acclaimed LP The Odd Couple, Best Pop
Performance by a Duo or Group for the hit single "Going On," and Best
Video for director Chris Milk's controversial clip for "Who's Gonna
Save My Soul." Also, for the third time in four years, Danger Mouse is
up for Best Producer.

"Thanks!" said a spokesperson for the band. "You guys own." Danger
Mouse and Cee-Lo were unavailable for comment due to a mini-golf
tournament.

In 2007, Gnarls Barkley received five nominations, won two Grammys,
and gave a characteristically cinematic performance.

Gnarls Barkley will appear on From the Basement, a show conceived by the legendary producer Nigel Godrich with the goal of capturing the pure expression of artists without interference from those who might not get it. "Gnarls has always been a visual thing," said an unnamed spokesperson for the band, "in an esoteric sort of way. So we're amped about this." The show airs this Wednesday, December 3 on the Sky Arts channel at 10:00 PM UK. It will also be seen in January on IFC on a date still to be determined.

Gnarls Barkley's video for Who's Gonna Save My Sould is up for Stereogum's Gummy – Video of the Year

Please vote here!

Gnarls Barkley performs on the popular PBS program Austin City Limits on Saturday, November 22. "We normally withhold comment on anything related to the SEC," said a spokesperson for the band. "But Austin has fantastic tacos."

Check your local PBS station for air times. Preview video and photos available here

Gnarls Barkley's Who's Gonna Save My Soul EP goes on sale in the U.S. TODAY! It includes four different versions of "Who's Gonna Save My Soul," a live version of "Neighbors," and the new song "Mystery Man."

Get yours here.

The EP will be released to the rest of the world on November 17.