With tickets to Adele's Brisbane show on March 4 selling out in 30 minutes, tour promoters announced a second show for the city.
The Gabba can host more than 60,000 people for the Adele show, that means around 2000 tickets per minute flew out the door while it was on sale.
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Adele announces Australian tour
English pop superstar Adele will tour Brisbane, Sydney, Perth, Melbourne and Adelaide in early 2017. Vision: Today Show, Channel Nine
With demand for the multi-award winning diva so hot, tickets for the second show on March 5 are not expected to last long. They went on sale at 2pm in Brisbane.
The 28-year-old Brit, who has smashed album record sales around the world, will tour Australia in February and March next year on the back of her latest album 25.
She announced the tour via Twitter last week.
Melbourne was the first city to get their hands on tickets with seats going on sale at 10am local time, Brisbane followed an hour later with Sydney third at noon.Â
Adelaide and Perth followed.
People jumped on the Ticketmaster website to buy tickets to the first show with some users reporting waits of more than 20 minutes before they found out they had missed out on tickets.
With another 60,000-plus seats going on sale at 2pm, those fans will now have a second chance to see the diva live.
Tickets are available through the Ticketmaster website.