Garth Brooks will make his Fargo homecoming, performing at the Dome for at least two different shows in May.

Nearly a decade in the making, Brooks said he was humbled by the response for a concert in Fargo. Two dates have been set so far: May 6 and 7. He will be performing with his wife, Trisha Yearwood.

Tickets for the show were only sold online and over the phone Friday. The online server crashed within an hour, suspending sales, with many fans voicing their anger over social media.

When asked about the ticket debacle, Garth Brooks told local media he was disappointed in the crash, but “very flattered” that enough people wanted to see him perform while he was in Fargo. He hopes that those who were disappointed last Friday will be sated with the later sale.

Ticket sales will resume 10 a.m. Wednesday for those who want their chance to see the country music legend.

Seats are being sold at best available. Fans can buy up to eight tickets.