Proceeds from the show will go to victims of the recent wildfires that swept through Southern California, as well as toward programs assisting California's firefighters, according to the Los Angeles Times. Brooks' nine-show Kansas City run, which kicked off Nov. 5 and ran through Nov. 14, represented sales of about 140,000 tickets, all of which were snapped up in under two hours, according to The Kansas City Star. The singer followed those dates up with a Nov. 16 appearance in Oklahoma City, OK. Brooks has not mounted a formal tour since announcing his retirement from the music business in 2000. His latest release, the three-disc best-of "The Ultimate Hits," hit stores earlier in November.