According to a report by Billboard, Ticketmaster will soon roll out a refund program for shows that were cancelled or rescheduled due to coronavirus.

“Starting May 1, fans who bought tickets for shows that have been postponed will begin receiving emails from Ticketmaster with the concert’s new dates and the option to initiate a refund including the ticket price and all fees,” read Billboard‘s report. “Fans will have 30 days to request a refund, otherwise their ticket will be good for the rescheduled show.”

According to a statement from Ticketmaster’s parent company Live Nation: “or cancelled shows fans can choose to receive up to 150% of their ticket value as Concert Cash, and for rescheduled shows they will receive Concert Cash once they attend the new date.”

“Those looking for ways to give back can opt to donate their tickets to health care workers through Live Nation’s expanded Hero Nation program,” the statement continued. “And anyone who needs or wants their money back will have the option to get a full refund within 30 days once a show has been canceled or new dates have been finalized.”

Billboard noted that these plan comes after “a month of a month of negotiations with five major talent agencies — WME, Paradigm, CAA, ICM and UTA.”

“The large refund effort should cover most concerts and festivals through July. Tickets for events in August and the fall that haven’t been canceled will be addressed at a later date, if the shows do end up having to be rescheduled or terminated,” read the report.

Read the full Billboard report here.