Good news for concertgoers who bought tickets back when live music wasn’t just some distant pipe dream: Starting today, Live Nation and AEG Presents, the two biggest concert promoters, are offering refunds for shows that have been rescheduled. If a new date for your show has already been announced, you now have 30 days to claim a refund.

If you have tickets to a show has been postponed but not yet rescheduled, you’ll still have to wait a bit longer, unfortunately. Once a new date for the concert has been announced, you too will have a 30-day window to request a refund under Live Nation and AEG’s policies.

Alternatively, if it’s been 60 days since the postponement was announced and a new date still hasn’t been set, Live Nation will give you 30 days to claim your refund. Instead of a refund, you can also opt to receive credit worth 150% of your tickets’ value to use for a future Live Nation show.

It’s also important to note that even after you request a refund for your tickets, it can still take up to a month for that request to actually be processed. Hope you didn’t need that money too urgently!