sold-out

[sohld-out]

adjective

1. having all tickets sold, as for a performance or engagement.

Word History and Origins

Origin of sold out¹

First recorded in 1905–10

Idioms and Phrases

see sell out.

Example Sentences

But on Saturday and Sunday, they’ll return in style to play back-to-back sold-out shows at the Rose Bowl as part of their reunion tour.

From Los Angeles Times

That translated into sold-out showings, particularly with younger audiences.

From Los Angeles Times

Earlier this week, Kneecap announced they were cancelling all 15 of their sold-out US tour dates in October due to the proximity of the upcoming court hearing.

From BBC

Fifteen minutes later, Van Morrison will take to the stage at the Waterfront Hall in the city centre for a sold-out show, three days before celebrating his 80th birthday.

From BBC

Swift's three sold-out gigs at Vienna's Ernst Happel Stadium were called off in August last year by concert organisers after the planned attack was uncovered by police.

From BBC

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