Events in Tucson, AZ

Learn to craft a domed freshwater pearl ring in an in person jewelry class at Tucson Jewelry School. Guided instruction covers dapping, sweat soldering, prong setting, and design, taking participants from the first steps through completion. It is well suited to students who want to practice several jewelry-making techniques while creating a refined piece.

Warm up your vocals for a karaoke event and have some fun at the mic. Food from the bar is available, and the bar will be serving favorite cocktails.

A free Latin dance evening at Sonora Moonshine Company in downtown Tucson features a brief salsa and bachata lesson followed by social dancing, with music centered on bachata and salsa. Food and drink specials are available.

A Mobile Food Bank distribution provides free groceries for Pima County residents. Attendees will need to register, so bring identification.

At the Fort Lowell Museum, a summer series features storytime alongside engaging activities for kids. Each session focuses on a theme and may include hands-on projects, a craft, or a read-aloud to keep little ones engaged. It is planned with ages 4 to 7 in mind, and children of all ages are welcome. Admission is free throughout the summer, and visitors can get a summer pass stamped at each visit. Collect stamps from at least three sessions to receive a complimentary family membership for the upcoming season.

Bring a fiber project to work on with others at this monthly meet-up. It is open to everyone, with a chance to learn what the guild is about, share your project, or ask for help. For more information, email OUTREACH@THSG.ORG.

Bring your preschooler for a fun storytime session with songs, stories, and activities geared toward curious 3 to 5 year olds. Parents and caregivers are welcome to join in and play along too. The program lasts about 30 to 45 minutes, and tickets are distributed starting 30 minutes before the storytime, in front of the storytime room, with availability based on first come, first served. Space is limited.

Experience a relaxing sound immersion at The Healing Hub, where crystal singing bowls, gongs, metal bowls, chimes, and other therapeutic instruments create a soothing atmosphere. The session is guided to support calm, deep rest, emotional release, nervous system balance, and overall energetic alignment. It welcomes both newcomers and seasoned participants, offering space to quiet the mind, ease stress, clarify emotions, encourage better sleep, and reconnect with inner equilibrium. Bring a yoga mat and water, with an optional blanket, pillow, or bolster for added comfort. You do not need to lie on the floor to take part. Reclining chairs are available for those who prefer extra support, and the team can reserve one if contacted ahead of time. For safety and comfort, please share in advance if you use a pacemaker, wear a hearing device, or have accessibility needs. Pricing is $30 for Early Bird, $35 for General Admission, and $40 at the door, subject to availability. Online purchases may include Eventbrite service fees. Space is limited, so advance reservations are recommended for the best rate and to secure a spot. Arriving early allows time to settle in with a complimentary cup of tea, connect with the community, and explore The Healing Hub. Guests are welcome to visit the Crystal Gallery and browse crystals, jewelry, Egyptian perfumes, spices, vitamins, wellness products, structured water, Energy Enhancement System Room experiences, and other offerings throughout the space. Photos and videos may be captured to share the atmosphere of the experience. Attendance implies consent to appear in promotional content. If you prefer not to be photographed or recorded, simply inform the team upon arrival.

The Desert Companion Tour brings Max Gomez and Howe Gelb to 191 Toole for an evening centered on richly American songwriting. Max Gomez, a Taos native rooted in New Mexico’s scene, crafts songs that weave country, blues, and Americana into a raw, heartfelt sound. Howe Gelb resists easy labels, drawing on more than three decades of genre-blurring work that spans desert rock, lo-fi experimentation, gospel, jazz touches, and flamenco-tinged guitar... a restless blend he simply considers American music. This is a general admission, standing-room event. Attendees must be 21 or older, and a valid ID is required. Ticket prices include all fees, and all sales are final. The Rialto Theatre does not offer refunds or exchanges for scheduled shows. The Rialto Theatre Foundation enforces a clear bag policy at Rialto Theatre and 191 Toole. Allowed bags include clear plastic or vinyl totes up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches, one-gallon clear freezer bags such as Ziploc, and small clutch bags around 5 x 7 inches. All bags are subject to search, and clear bags are available for purchase at the box office.

Stop by Ghost Ranch Lodge for a visit from the Pima County Bookmobile. The Bookmobile makes monthly stops around the county, bringing thousands of books and other materials for people to browse and borrow. It will be on-site so you can check out what’s available during the scheduled hour.

Tucson Jewelry School hosts a hands-on class centered on crafting a feather design with Southwestern style. Participants gain confidence with a jeweler’s saw and apply straightforward soldering to shape and assemble a detailed, handmade feather. This session is well suited for students who want focused practice with sawing, an introduction to basic soldering, and the satisfaction of completing a finished piece with bold Southwestern character.

Hatebreed brings the Summer Slaughter Tour to The Rialto Theatre in Tucson. Expect a standing general admission floor with reserved seating in the balcony. Guests must be at least six years old to attend. Ticket prices already include fees, and all purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges for scheduled shows. The venue enforces a clear bag policy that limits what can be brought inside. Acceptable options include transparent plastic or vinyl bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, one-gallon clear freezer bags, and small clutches around 5 by 7 inches. All bags will be inspected at entry, and clear bags are available for purchase at the box office. Artist, KF, and BBM presales are offered, followed by a public onsale.

Catch Hatebreed and a full lineup of heavy hitters, including Terror, Incantation, Gates to Hell, Torture, and Creeping Death, plus Tickle Torture, at Rialto Theatre-Tucson. The show begins at 4:45 PM.

Build core photography skills and creative confidence in a hands-on class led by Nancy. Through engaging activities, photo challenges, and project-based learning, participants explore the craft using either a phone or a camera. Youth photographers strengthen their eye, gain confidence, and begin assembling a portfolio, and the class is welcoming to all experience levels. After enrollment, a 10-week curriculum and a materials list are provided, which can support purchasing a camera with ESA funds if desired.

Corey Spector performs live at Creosote-Sonoran Kitchen and Cocktails at The Club at Starr Pass. The restaurant and bar is open to the public and showcases the Sonoran region of Mexico through a full menu marked by bold, smoky and earthy flavors connected to Tucson’s culinary landscape. Cocktails draw on agave spirits, foraged herbs and wild botanicals, blending traditional roots with modern technique, and the bar features a prickly pear margarita. Table reservations are available through OpenTable.

An adults-only paint and sip experience from Bravissimo Art Center is hosted at The Catalyst Creative Collective in Tucson Mall. Unwind in a lively setting with music as professional artists share practical painting techniques. Guests may bring their own beverages with ID. Admission is $35 per person. This ongoing series is popular, so spots tend to go quickly.

At The Tucson Racquet Club, Funky Bonz takes the stage for the Friday Night BBQ.

Catch W.I.T.C.H. at Club Congress for an evening of Zamrock, blending psychedelic rock, funk, and Afrobeat. The event is 21+ with doors opening at 6:00 PM MST and the show starting at 7:00 PM. Advance tickets are listed, with a different day-of price, and Spanish-language support is noted.

A modified blind draw darts tournament at Northwest Tucson Moose Lodge welcomes players of all skill levels. The entry fee is $10, with $5 going to the winning pot, $2 to the mystery out, $2 to the trip out, and $1 to the gorilla out for the highest out. For questions, contact Lynette Box at 520-870-9405, text preferred, or Todd Bills at 520-406-5565, the lodge number.

Head to Playground Rooftop for an Adam Sellouk show. This is a 21+ event with valid photo ID required at entry. Doors open at 7:00 PM, and you can choose General Admission or the early entry option (GA: early entry, must arrive before 8:00 PM).

Settle into a slower pace at St. Philip's Plaza Makers Market, where pets are welcome, shaded lawns and rose gardens invite a breather, and live music sets the vibe. Stroll the cool walkways and explore the work of Tucson artists and makers, from original art and woodwork to silversmithing, jewelry, and finely crafted pottery. Discover authentic Mexican and Native American goods, sparkling suncatchers, small-batch skincare, lush plants and cacti, raw local desert honey, sourdough loaves and other baked treats, fresh juices and smoothies, wholesome pet snacks, and distinctive handmade fashion. Grab a cold brew or a still-warm pastry from Ren Coffeehouse as you browse. The market champions the local music scene and celebrates creativity in an award-winning setting at the iconic, family-owned plaza. When the browsing wraps up, nearby restaurants like Reforma Modern Mexican Mezcal + Tequila, Union Public House, and Proof Artisanal Pizza & Pasta offer brunch and a wide range of menu favorites, whether you prefer icy margaritas in the AC or a seat on a mist-cooled patio.

Take a calm reset with a mindfulness-focused yoga session at the UnitedHealthcare Medicare Store. Designed to be gentle and welcoming to seniors while remaining accessible to every experience level, it emphasizes breath, stretching, and balance. The pace supports staying present and centered, building flexibility and steadiness, and easing stress, tightness, and stiffness. It offers a relaxed way to breathe deeply and reconnect with yourself.

Explore 3D printing at a weekly drop-in session that teaches participants to design 3D models with Tinkercad. Sessions are guided by Teen Volunteers and Teen Advisory Board members who offer guidance for newcomers as well as those curious to try something different. Admission is free, all supplies are included, and the program welcomes every skill level. Participants can imagine, design, and create while discovering the possibilities of this technology.

A magical Fairytale Tea Party transforms Trail Dust Town’s Savoy Opera House into a storybook setting for families. Sip tea and enjoy tasty snacks while meeting beloved fairy tale characters and taking part in engaging activities. Capture the moment with whimsical photo spots, enjoy amusement rides, and encounter a unicorn for an extra touch of wonder. This family-friendly experience welcomes kids and adults in Tucson. Tickets are required for all attendees, including babies, children, and adults, and they include tea, snacks, amusement rides, and entertainment.

Passagio hosts a tasting focused on its featured selections. Sample five wines paired with light bites that highlight Southwestern flavors.

The Annual Polynesian Luau at GFWC Tucson Woman's Club is a family-friendly gathering with entertainment, a Hawaiian dinner, vendors, information tables, raffles, and door prizes. Hawaiian or tropical attire is encouraged. Admission is $45.00 per person, and $20.00 for children ages 6 to 12.

Settle in for a cozy movie night at the cat lounge, where friendly kitties are ready to cuddle while you watch. Lounge entry includes a free drink and snack during this two hour session. Contact the lounge to find out which movie will be playing.

Catch Adam Carolla live at Rialto Theatre. The show starts at 8:00 PM.

Fantastic Negrito is bringing his roots rock and modern blues sound to La Rosa in Tucson for an evening show. The concert starts at 8:00 PM, with local venue time listed on the event page.

Emo Nite is a high-energy night celebrating the emo music scene, presented as a party rather than a traditional band or DJ set. Expect a community-driven vibe and music-focused fun for guests 21 and up. Doors open at 9:00 PM MST.

Snakes & Lattes Tucson hosts a mini Ravensburger Puzzle Race where teams of four compete to finish a 500-piece puzzle, and the top team earns a prize. Tickets are sold by table and priced per table, with Eventbrite fees and tax, and only one table purchase is needed for a team. Pre-registration is required. Each team member receives a soda or iced tea, a shareable treat is included, and the puzzle can be taken home afterward. Arriving about 30 minutes early is recommended so refreshments are enjoyed before puzzling begins. The competition takes place at the Tucson location. Refunds are available until three hours before the event. Photos may be taken for social media; notify the on-site photographer if you prefer not to be photographed.

At Crowder Hall, the New Horizons ensemble hosts a welcoming concert paired with an interest session for adult and community musicians. Attendees can enjoy a performance, connect with current members and directors, and learn about rehearsals, participation, and upcoming opportunities. This event suits those returning to an instrument, looking for a musical community, or simply curious about the program. Admission is free and all are welcome. A live stream will be available for those who cannot attend in person. Event timing is approximate. Information about parking and accessible entrances is available online.

This family-friendly event features free kids meals with the purchase of an adult entrée. Children can spin a prize wheel for treats and prizes, and face painter Brissa will be creating colorful designs.

A live 50th anniversary tribute to the concert film The Last Waltz features a band with Steve Grams, Eric Mellen, Chris Penya, Brad Nichols, and Fred Hayes, joined by Rob Boone's horn section. The program includes solo performances by Brian Lopéz, Grant Bloom, Andrea Connolly, Connie Brannock, Kevin Pakulis, Carlos Arzate, John Coinman, Danny Krieger, Petie Ronstadt, Bruce Halper, Rob Boone, Gary Mackendar, and Gabrielle Pietrangelo, plus appearances by poets Jefferson Carter and Terry Pollock, with additional guests. The performance is seated. Ages 16 and up are welcome, and attendees under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Angel Parking may be available as a checkout add-on.

Get ready for a live performance tribute to the iconic concert film “The Last Waltz,” celebrating its 50th anniversary. Expect a seated show with an all-star band, plus a lineup of soloists and poetry performers, with Sisters Bar & Restaurant opening at 5:00 PM. Note that this is for ages 16+ and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

Adrian performs a solo acoustic performance as part of The Acoustic Ones at Willy’s Philly’s. Following the Znora tour, this appearance offers a different approach. Tickets and guest list options are available for $6.

An in-person Medicare workshop focused on helping participants make confident, well-informed decisions about the future. Attendance is limited and an RSVP is required. To reserve a spot, call 520-668-9662.

Steve Von Till, with Six Organs Of Admittance, is performing at 191 Toole in Tucson. The show starts at 8:00 PM.

Catch St. Paul & The Broken Bones along with Tré Burt for a live show at La Rosa in Tucson. The lineup features St. Paul & The Broken Bones and Tré Burt, with the performance starting in the evening.

Bring your preschooler for a fun storytime filled with singing and dancing, engaging stories, and simple crafts. Parents and caregivers are invited to join in and play along too. The program is geared for ages 3 to 5 and lasts about 30 to 45 minutes. Tickets are limited and are handed out starting 30 minutes before the storytime in front of the storytime room, first come first served.

Enjoy a night of live music featuring Pallbearer along with Steve Roach, Blood Incantation, and other special guests. The show takes place at La Rosa in Tucson.

Experience a collaborative four-course pairing dinner created by Chef Daniel Scordato at The Treasury 1929 in partnership with Whiskey Del Bac. Internationally recognized Arizona whiskeys are matched with a menu designed specifically to complement each pour, presented in a setting that highlights the venue’s historic elegance. Cocktail attire is requested. Throughout the evening, Master Distiller and Blender Mark A. Vierthaler and Southern Arizona Sales Manager Janna Hoffman share the craftsmanship, stories, and history behind each spirit, guiding guests through the tasting and answering questions in an intimate format. The night begins with a welcome cocktail reception featuring a Japanese Highball made with Del Bac Sentinel Bourbon and a passed bite of smoked salmon with mascarpone mousse. Sentinel shows notes of baked apple with a gentle mesquite accent and a warm vanilla finish. The first course offers a duo of appetizers, Parma prosciutto with smoked gouda alongside a truffle mushroom crostini, paired with Del Bac Dorado. Dorado brings hints of tobacco and cocoa with a whisper of campfire, supple tannins, and toffee on the finish, and it has earned a 90-point rating from Whisky Advocate. For the main course, a charred Piedmontese ribeye prepared medium rare is served with glazed roasted carrots, grilled new potatoes, and a balsamic reduction, paired with Del Bac Classic. This renowned expression balances bright stone fruit aromatics with caramel and oak, and it has been included in Wine Enthusiast’s Top 100 Spirits. Dessert features a warm apple and croissant bread pudding finished with Del Bac Classic caramel sauce, paired with Del Bac Normandy, a whiskey inspired by apple brandy casks that offers aromas of caramelized apple, cherry, and dulce de leche, followed by bright citrus, a gentle peppery smoke, and a smooth finish of caramel and stone fruit. From the first sip to the last course, the menu and pairings are curated to showcase the artistry of Whiskey Del Bac alongside Chef Scordato’s cuisine.

Set within the MSA Annex in the Mercado District, the Summer Night Market transforms the area into an evening marketplace with more than 80 additional vendors and food trucks, while shops and restaurants keep their doors open late. Browse goods, enjoy a range of eats, and spend time under the stars as the district buzzes with activity. This well loved Tucson event is part of a summer series that turns the Annex into a lively spot for shopping, dining, and relaxing.

Catch The Other Troublemakers for an evening of live music at Catalina Craft Pizza in scenic Cat Town, Arizona. Reservations are recommended since this show is often fully booked in advance.

Xception, a professional cover band from Tucson, Arizona, brings a dance-centered performance to Big Bad Wolf, blending classic rock, pop, country, R&B, funk, and blues.

Test your knowledge at weekly Friday night trivia at Borderlands Brewing Co. Bring your friends, grab a drink, and jump into a fun trivia night with plenty of questions to enjoy throughout the evening.

Join a specially tailored Dungeons and Dragons experience for ages 11 to 15. This is a hands-on “learn to play” session designed for youth adventurers, with space being extremely limited, so calling ahead is recommended. The cost is $5 per adventurer, and please do not bring any outside food or drink.

Celebrate the sound and style of 80s new wave with a bill featuring A Flock of Seagulls, Bow Wow Wow, and Animotion. A Flock of Seagulls helped propel the era’s synth-forward movement after forming in 1980, delivering chart success with songs like “I Ran (So Far Away),” “Wishing (If I Had a Photograph of You),” “Space Age Love Song,” and “The More You Live, The More You Love.” In 2024 the group returned with Some Dreams, its first studio release in more than 19 years, showcasing a set of new tracks. Annabella Lwin brings the voice that powered Bow Wow Wow’s early 80s impact, with hits including “C30, C60, C90 Go!,” “Go Wild in the Country,” “Do You Wanna Hold Me,” and “I Want Candy,” and a vocal style that moves from youthful sweetness to fierce intensity. Animotion, born at the height of the new wave explosion, recorded three albums in the 80s, then reunited in the 21st century as Bill Wadhams and Astrid Plane teamed again with Greg Smith and Jim Blair, with Chris Wadhams, Wyatt Blair, and Paul Trubachik appearing at select shows. Their 2017 release, Raise Your Expectations, added new material to a legacy built on high-energy synth pop. Expect an evening steeped in the melodies and rhythms that defined a generation.

Tucson Comic-Con spans multiple days with ticket options designed for different schedules. Early Bird admission is available for $57 plus tax and fees, and single-day passes are offered at $30 or $45 depending on the day chosen. A new policy provides free entry for children 12 and under, with a limit of two kids per paid adult ticket.

A circle of ruthless fortune seekers will do anything to claim a jewel-studded falcon, and private detective Sam Spade, portrayed by Humphrey Bogart, is determined to learn why and to uncover who is responsible for his partner’s death. Bogart is joined by Sydney Greenstreet, Mary Astor, Peter Lorre, and Elisha Cook Jr. John Huston adapted Dashiell Hammett’s novel for the screen and directed the film, which earned three Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture, Best Supporting Actor for Greenstreet, and Best Screenplay for Huston. The story that set Bogart on the path to stardom and began Huston’s directing career revolves around one coveted bird and a trail of deception.

Psyko Steve presents a seated concert featuring Demola, also known as Demola the Violinist, a Nigerian-born, U.S.-based musician, singer songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer who reimagines the violin within contemporary music. His style merges classical technique with Afrobeats, pop, R&B, hip hop, gospel, and cinematic textures, and his live shows showcase both violin and voice. He has toured internationally as a headliner with D Fearless Tour 2, released the album One In A Million that reached number 7 on Apple Music’s world music chart, and gained attention with the amapiano track Forgive Our Trespasses, followed by the albums D Fearless and Classics with Demola: 80’s RnB & Pop, Vol. 1. Career highlights include national television appearances, performances with Tony! Toni! Toné! and Jelly Roll, and anthem renditions for major sports teams. This event is for ages 16 and up, with attendees under 16 requiring a parent or legal guardian. Angel Parking may be available as an add-on during ticket checkout.

Neil Forever honors the music of Neil Diamond with a Live at the Greek 50th Anniversary Tour performance at The Rialto Theatre in Tucson. This event features reserved seating and welcomes attendees ages 6 and older. Ticket prices already include all fees, and the venue does not provide refunds or exchanges for scheduled shows. A clear bag policy is in effect at both the Rialto Theatre and 191 Toole. Allowed bags include clear plastic or vinyl options up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, one-gallon clear plastic freezer bags, and small clutches around 5 by 7 inches. All bags are subject to search, and clear bags are available for purchase at the box office.

Mark the Autumnal Equinox with a creative session at Studio C by Carly Quinn Designs. Paint a 3x6 Desert Path art tile using the traditional cuerda seca, or dry cord, technique, where wax lines separate the glaze colors. Choose your own palette and sip spiced iced tea as you work. The fee is $25 and includes all materials for one tile plus the beverage. All experience levels are welcome. You can also browse goods from local vendors, including All Things Sweet By Amber, a Tucson cake pop specialist. After the workshop, the instructor will kiln fire your tile, add a cork backing, and have it ready for pickup or shipping in one week. Reservations are available for designated time slots.

A high-spirited celebration of Broadway invites the crowd to take center stage in a lively singalong. Fans of stage musicals, casual singers, and show tune enthusiasts can raise their voices to favorite hits from beloved shows at an uplifting tribute to musical theater. Designed for everyone from first-timers to seasoned aficionados, it welcomes all ages and every level of experience. Expect big ensemble moments, memorable numbers, and a joyful atmosphere built around singing together.

Plan ahead for a night at The Rialto Theatre with general admission standing on the floor and reserved seating available in the balcony. Children younger than six are not allowed. Ticket prices already include fees, and all purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges for scheduled shows. The Rialto Theatre Foundation enforces a clear bag policy at this venue and at 191 Toole. Acceptable options include clear plastic or vinyl bags no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches, a one gallon clear freezer bag, or a small clutch around 5 by 7 inches. All bags are subject to search, and clear bags are sold at the box office. Tickets will be offered to the general public, with a Spotify presale also available.

Old Memories Tucson hosts the 21st Annual Picnic at the Kennedy Park Fiesta Area in Tucson, Arizona. This gathering celebrates heritage, shared history, and the people who keep traditions alive. Generations of lowrider enthusiasts, families, and communities come together for music, food, and raffles, creating a friendly atmosphere all day. The focus is brotherhood, culture, and familia.

Tribal Seeds brings the Heavy Vibes Tour 2026 to The Rialto Theatre in Tucson. The main floor is general admission standing, and the balcony offers reserved seating. Children under six are not permitted. Ticket prices include all fees, and purchases are final since the venue does not offer refunds or exchanges for scheduled shows. The Rialto Theatre Foundation enforces a clear bag policy at Rialto Theatre and 191 Toole. Allowed options are transparent plastic or vinyl bags no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches, one-gallon clear freezer bags, or small clutch bags around 5 by 7 inches, and all bags will be checked at entry. Clear bags are available for purchase at the box office.

L7 appears as part of The Last Hurrah Tour 2026. The performance is primarily standing room, with seating included only for High Top Tables for four and Stage View Seating. The audience policy is 16 and older, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Angel Parking may be available as an optional add-on during ticket checkout.

Boots In The Park returns to Tucson for its second year, featuring country artists Jon Pardi, Koe Wetzel, Corey Kent and more. Register for presale to access the lowest ticket prices.

The Tucson Celtic Festival and Scottish Highland Games marks its 40th anniversary, with Tucson sporting kilts to celebrate the milestone.

Gabriel Iglesias brings his stand-up to Tucson Arena, delivering the playful, high-energy comedy that Fluffy is known for. Recognized as one of the world’s most successful comedians, he mixes animated storytelling, pitch-perfect impressions, real-life anecdotes, and his trademark sound effects for a performance that resonates with audiences of every age.

The 20th Annual Tucson Classics Car Show brings together more than 430 classic vehicles for a standout celebration of automotive history in Southern Arizona. Visitors can explore the show and browse vendors while enjoying a wide range of food truck specialties. A raffle will feature a new 2026 Corvette along with other prizes. Admission is $10 and includes one raffle entry. All net proceeds benefit local charities supported by the Rotary Club of Tucson Foundation.

Expect a general admission standing area on the floor with reserved seating available in the balcony. Children younger than 6 are not allowed. Ticket prices already include fees, and all sales are final with no refunds or exchanges for currently scheduled shows. The Rialto Theatre Foundation enforces a clear bag policy that applies at the Rialto Theatre and at 191 Toole. Permitted bags include transparent plastic or vinyl options up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, one-gallon clear freezer bags, and small clutches around 5 by 7 inches. All bags are subject to search, and clear bags can be purchased at the box office. Ticket access includes a public onsale as well as AFI Artist Presale and Despair Faction Artist Presale.