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Reggae Vibes & Bangers Pre-Rolls: Party at Rouben’s Lounge

(Photo courtesy of Bangers)

Reggae Vibes & Bangers Pre-Rolls: Party at Rouben’s Lounge

May 23, 20253 min read

Rouben’s Lounge is throwing an unforgettable party to celebrate the release of Bangers Pre-rolls in the Tucson market. Mark your calendars for May 23, because this is an event you won’t want to miss!

Event Details

Location: Rouben’s Lounge, 102 S. Kolb Rd.
Time: 7-10 p.m., May 23
Tickets: $20 at the door 

Bangers Pre-Rolls

Bangers was founded in 2022 and is now available in three western states.

“Tucson has supported Bangers since our launch in 2023,” said Armando Cervantes, co-founder and COO of Bangers. “We can’t think of a better way to show our love back to the community than spending an evening together with epic reggae music and lighting up some Bangers.” 

Each Bangers pre-roll is packed with diamond-infused cannabis flower, dipped in cannabis oil, and coated with single-source kief for a potent, smooth, and flavorful smoke. 

“We started off focused on a superior infused pre-roll,” Cervantes said. “We have also made an effort to stay true to the culture.”

Bangers are available in eight flavor varieties including watermelon sorbet, lime slushy and frosted blueberry. They’re sold locally at SAINTS Dispensary (112 S. Kolb Rd.) in a 2-pack of .6 gram pre-rolls and retail for $18.

(Photo courtesy of Bangers)
What to Expect at the Launch Party
  • Reggae Rhythms: Groove to the soulful sounds of ZeeCeeKeely. The live performance begins at 8 p.m. 
  • Free Pre-Rolls: Every attendee will receive a complimentary two-pack of Bangers Pre-Rolls to enjoy during the event. Light up, relax, and soak in the good vibes. 
  • Special Eats Sweets Food Truck: Special Eats will be on-site with chicken and pork BBQ sandwiches, nachos, hot dogs and more.
  • Frozen Fruit Goodies: Bangers is a fruit-forward flavored brand, so expect some frozen fruity treats to nibble on.
  • Exclusive Perks for Tucson Doobie Members: If you’re a member of Tucson Doobie, you’ll be entered to win a special raffle prize. Also, the first 20 Doobie Members will receive door freebies. 
A Community Celebration with Tucson Roots

This isn’t just a launch party; it’s a celebration of cannabis culture, community, and reggae music. Local band ZeeCeeKeely blends messages of peace, respect, and rights; with the sounds of roots reggae, rock, dancehall, and jazz. Expect to hear a wide range of influence from Slightly Stoopid, Jimi Hendrix and Sublime to the Beatles and more. 

Rouben’s Lounge is a locally-owned cannabis consumption venue a few steps from SAINTS Dispensary and one of the city’s only indoor climate-controlled cannabis consumption venues. 

Special Eats Food Truck is a local business that employs individuals with special needs, empowering them with rewarding employment and a sense of belonging. 

Whether you’re a local cannabis enthusiast or just looking for a great night out, the Bangers Pre-Rolls Launch Party is the place to be.

JOIN THE COMMUNITY 

Not a member yet? This event is just one example of the exclusive perks available to Tucson Doobie Members. Our membership program offers access to recurring freebies from dispensaries and free or discounted events. Download and join in our Mobile App. See the full list of membership benefits here.

SAFETY AND COMPLIANCE: All consumption is in accordance with Arizona state laws. A valid ID is required for entry. This is a 21+ event.

Stay tuned for more updates and sneak peeks by following us on Instagram @tucson.doobie

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