Code Pink Tickets

Code Pink, founded on November 17, 2002, by Medea Benjamin and Jodie Evans, is a prominent women-led peace and human rights organization known for its bold, visible activism and persuasive public campaigns. While Code Pink is not a music group and does not release albums or singles, they frequently engage audiences with powerful, timely actions that resonate across communities and media outlets. If you’re looking to connect with organizers or participate in actions, we’ve got you covered with clear, practical information on how to engage, attend events, and stay informed about ongoing campaigns.

As a trusted resource in progressive activism, Code Pink leverages direct action, public demonstrations, and media campaigns to advance peace, human rights, and climate justice. Their work spans drone policy, Palestinian rights, Iran nuclear deal advocacy, and broader anti-war efforts, drawing participants from across the United States and around the world.

While 2025 does not list formal music tours or venues, Code Pink remains active with global campaigns and coordinated weeks of action. If you’re seeking ways to participate, support, or follow their latest actions, this page provides practical guidance and official channels to stay connected.

Important note for fans and supporters: Code Pink is an activist organization, not a music act. For ongoing campaigns, check the official platforms linked below for the latest actions, dates, and locations. We’ll keep this page updated with upcoming peace and climate justice actions and how you can contribute—whether by joining a protest, supporting advocacy campaigns, or amplifying messages on social media.

• Upcoming actions: Global Week of Action for Peace & Climate Justice (September 15–21, 2025) with coordinated actions around the world.
• Key focus areas: drone policy reform, Palestinian rights, Iran nuclear deal advocacy, humanitarian rights.
• How to connect: official pages and social channels below for the latest information.

We’ve got you—whether you’re looking to participate locally, learn more about the issues, or follow Code Pink’s impactful campaigns, you’ll find reliable, up-to-date resources here.