Garth Brooks cancels added Kansas City concert after ticket demand

Garth Brooks wanted to give his fans another chance to see him in Kansas City. Within minutes of ticket sales opening, the queue for the additional Kansas City concert had grown to more than 90,000. Ticketing company AXS and the T-Mobile Center shut down the Kansas City ticket sale. Brooks eventually cancelled the additional Kansas City concert altogether, with refunds arranged for customers who had managed to purchase tickets. For the Kansas City concerts, tickets were priced at approximately $155 before applicable taxes, regardless of seat location.

Sam Fender's ticketing provider, Gigantic, detected an unusually high volume of suspicious activity while Fender was preparing to sell tickets for his homecoming stadium concerts at Newcastle's St James' Park. Fender announced that the Newcastle presale would move to the following morning. Approximately 1.8 million registrations arrived for RAYE's Royal Albert Hall concert, which has a capacity of around 5,000 people.