Aiken Promotions last week announced that the country singer would be performing a stadium tour across Ireland in 2027.
Tickets went on sale at 9am on Thursday, with three of the 10 dates selling out in minutes.
Shortly after 9am, Aiken confirmed both Belfast gigs had sold out, along with the Saturday Galway gig.
The Belfast sell-out prompted a third date to be added for Northern Ireland fans, with Brooks now also performing on Sunday, May 23.
Aiken soon followed up to confirm that the first of two Galway gigs had sold out, and urged that there were just limited tickets available for the second gig in Galway on Sunday, May 30.
The string of gigs across Ireland will be the first time Brooks plays on Irish soil since his record-breaking five nights at Croke Park in 2022.
Confirmation that the "Friends in High Places" singer was making his grand return came following days of teasers from Aiken, who shared a "special delivery" video in anticipation of the news.
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As well as Belfast and Galway, the American singer will perform two nights at Kilkenny’s UPMC Nowlan Park, two nights at Limerick’s TUS Gaelic Grounds and two nights at Cork’s Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
Tickets are available via Ticketmaster and can be found here.
Brooks has had a long-running love affair with the island of Ireland, earlier this year admitting that the love Irish fans have for him ‘stuns me every time.’
In 2014, that relationship was put to the test when he announced five comeback concerts at Croke Park, but was only granted licenses for three shows. Rather than playing a partial run, Brooks canceled the trip altogether.
It was eight years before Brooks was able to play those five shows, heading to GAA HQ for the final dates in his 2022 stadium tour.
* This article was originally published on Extra.ie.
