Damn! Kendrick Lamar's Auckland tickets sold out quickly

Tickets to Kendrick Lamar's Auckland show appeared to sell out in under five minutes today. Photo/AP

One person complained they were all gone in 22 seconds. Another found them on ticket resale sites just minutes later at vastly inflated prices.

Fans are full of complaints after Kendrick Lamar sold almost all of the tickets to his two Auckland shows in quickfire succession this afternoon.

The first, on July 19, sold out in a matter of minutes when tickets went on sale at midday.

A second, announced at 12.45pm for July 20, nearly did the same thing when tickets went on sale at 1pm, with just a handful of tickets remaining.

The only option left for those wanting to see the Grammy-winning Compton rapper on his The Damn Tour is to head to Dunedin, with limited tickets remaining for his show at Forsyth Barr Stadium on July 17.

Fans took to Twitter to complain about the speed with which tickets sold out when they went on sale at midday.

One fan claimed tickets had sold out after just 22 seconds, but promoters said all tickets were gone after 24 minutes.

how are GA @kendricklamar sold out 22 secs after tickets go on sale @Ticketmaster_NZ?! 😪#kingkendrick pic.twitter.com/YeVDIWbQJ3

— tekeiller (@tekeiller) April 30, 2018

😭😭😭 sold out in 2 mins, tickets already on Marketplace 3 mins, these people weren’t even going to his show - just making $$

— Katie 🌸 (@katie_pai) April 30, 2018

Aaaaand @kendricklamar tickets have already sold out... 😩

— Kim Anderson (@_kim_anderson) April 30, 2018

I can't believe it, I thought the website was glitching because I was on right on time but already sold out?? :(

— Kim Anderson (@_kim_anderson) April 30, 2018

Just minutes after going on sale, ticket resale site Viagogo was listing tickets for inflated prices.

Lamar will be here on the back of his last album DAMN. He was last here headlining Auckland City Limits music festival in 2016.

His latest tour has received rave reviews since it debuted at last year's Coachella Music Festival. The Guardian gave his recent London show a five-star review, calling it "masterful".

"Kendrick exudes confidence, a messianic figure come to Earth to try and solve its maladies, yes, but also show it a hell of a good time."