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Pokémon fans can watch Marshmello’s sold-out LA show for free, with an extra perk on Twitch

Twitch viewers can earn an exclusive Pokémon GO avatar jersey code

Pokémon fans can watch Marshmello’s sold-out LA show for free, with an extra perk on Twitch

The concert will be available to watch for free through the official Pokémon channels

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Highlights

  • Pokémon Night Out 2026 will stream for free on YouTube and Twitch on October 24.
  • Marshmello will headline the 30th-anniversary event, with Alison Wonderland also on the lineup.
  • Twitch viewers can earn an exclusive Pokémon GO avatar jersey code by meeting the viewing requirements.

Pokémon fans who missed out on tickets to the sold-out Pokémon Night Out concert in Los Angeles can still join the celebration from home.

The special event, marking Pokémon’s 30th anniversary, takes place at the Intuit Dome on Saturday, October 24. Headlined by Marshmello, the electronic dance music show will also feature Alison Wonderland.


The concert will be available to watch for free through the official Pokémon channels on YouTube and Twitch, giving fans around the world a chance to join the festivities without buying a ticket.

When does Pokémon Night Out 2026 start?

Pokémon Night Out begins at 7:30 p.m. PT / 10:30 p.m. ET on October 24.

The livestream will also feature a special intermission DJ set by electronic artist and multi-instrumentalist JVNA. The performance is exclusive to viewers watching online.

How to watch Pokémon Night Out for free

Fans can watch the event at no cost on either platform:

  • YouTube: Watch through the official Pokémon YouTube channel.
  • Twitch: Watch through the official Pokémon Twitch channel.

No concert ticket or livestream payment is required.

How to get the free Pokémon GO reward

Twitch viewers can also earn an exclusive Pokémon Night Out baseball jersey for their Pokémon GO avatar.

To qualify, viewers must watch the livestream on Twitch for at least 30 minutes and have their Pokémon Trainer Central account linked. They will then automatically receive a code for the in-game item.

The reward gives Pokémon GO players an additional reason to tune in through Twitch rather than YouTube.

With a high-profile EDM lineup, a free global livestream and an exclusive in-game reward, Pokémon Night Out offers fans a way to take part in the anniversary celebration even if they cannot attend in person.