; (ii) that is open to the general public; and (iii) (I) that is promoted, advertised, or marketed in interstate commerce; or (II) for which event tickets are sold or distributed in interstate commerce. (B) Activities described The activities described in this subparagraph are any— (i) live concert, (ii) theatrical performance; (iii) sporting event; (iv) comedy show; or (v) similarly scheduled activity taking place in a venue. (C) Exempted events Such term shall not include a live activity described in subparagraph (B) that is— (i) put on by a religious organization for non-commercial purposes; (ii) put on by a K–12 school; or (iii) a non-sports-related event put on by a postsecondary school or not-for-profit entity in which the artists are primarily students. (7) Event organizer The term event organizer means, with respect to an event, the person (such as the operator of a venue, the sponsor or promoter of an event, a sports team participating in an event or a league whose teams are participating in an event, a theater company, musical group, or similar participant in an event, or an agent for any such person) that— (A) is primarily responsible for the financial risk associated with the event; (B) makes event tickets initially available, including by contracting with a primary seller; and (C) (i) is responsible for organizing, promoting, producing, or presenting an event; or (ii) in the case of an event for which tickets are sold, holds the rights to present the event. (8) Event ticket The term event ticket means any manifested physical, electronic, or other form of a certificate, document, voucher, token, or other evidence indicating that a person has— (A) a license to enter an event venue or occupy a particular seat or area in an event venue with respect to one or more events