Tickets for Adele's first ever Australian tour are expected to sell-out within minutes when they go on sale on Monday morning.
And with no pre-sale for the British songstress' national tour, demand during the general public sale will be even more intense than usual.
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But fear not. There are plenty of hacks to ensure you see the 10-time Grammy winner live in February and March.
See our top tips below.
Know what time they go on sale in your city
To help cope with demand, Adele tickets will have staggered sale times.
Brisbane and Melbourne will go first at 10am local time.
Sydney tickets follow at 12pm local time, Adelaide at 2pm, and Perth at 10am local time.
She will play Domain Stadium in Perth on February 28, The Gabba in Brisbane on March 4, ANZ Stadium in Sydney on March 10, Adelaide Oval in Adelaide on March 13 and Etihad Stadium in Melbourne on March 18.
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Ticketek or Ticketmaster?
Depending on where you live, you'll need to buy tickets through a different ticketing agency. If you want seats for the Sydney or Adelaide shows, visit Ticketek.
If you want seats for the Melbourne, Brisbane or Perth legs, hit up Ticketmaster.
Go old school and consider calling
Forget anxiously sitting on the Ticketmaster or Ticketek websites and buy tickets through the call centre.
With a real chance either website could crash under demand, buying tickets through an operator could be your best chance.
Book with Ticketek on 132 849 or Ticketmaster on 13 61 00.
Get your account ready
Make sure your Ticketmaster or Ticketek account is ready so you can breeze through processing when tickets go on sale.
Reset your password if you've forgotten it, log in, and make sure your billing details and address are up to date.
You won't want to be creating a new password while everyone else is snapping up tickets.
Familiarise yourself with the seating plan
Know what tickets you want ahead of time. If you are lucky enough to be given multiple options, you won't have much time to evaluate.
Do you want B Reserve, B Reserve - Floor or the VIP Hospitality Package?
The Ticketek website will only give fans 2 minutes and 30 seconds to complete each page, so know where you want to sit, how much you can spend, and be snappy about it.
View maps for the Sydney and Adelaide shows here or click on the following links for Melbourne, Perth, and Brisbane.
Don't refresh your browser
Contrary to popular belief, refreshing the ticketing page won't advance your spot in the queue. The ticketing systems automatically do it for you.
Both Ticketmaster and Ticketek have issued warnings to customers ahead of the sale to be patient if their systems lag.
More customers will be let on once other people have purchased their tickets and left the website. You can't game the system by refreshing your browser to jump the queue so be patient.
Both companies have also warned against having multiple browsers open as this slows the entire system, so just stick to the one page and hang tight.
Keep an eye on social
Both Ticketmaster and Ticketek have promised to keep fans updated on Twitter and Facebook about ticket updates or technical difficulties.
Know which agency you'll be purchasing through and keep an eye on their social media channels for real time updates.
Limit of four seats per household
If you're planning on going in a group larger than four, you'll need to get someone else to buy tickets for you.
There will be a strict limit of four tickets per customer so plan in advance and make sure your offsider has the cash and is ready to jump online when tickets go on sale.
Need wheelchair accessible seating?
If you require wheelchair seating or have special needs requirements, you can book through a specific phone line and avoid the rush.
If you're buying seats in Melbourne, Brisbane or Perth, call Ticketmaster on 1300 446 925.
If you're buying seats for the Sydney and Adelaide shows, calling Ticketek on 1300 665 915.