Pokémon is leaning into its 30th anniversary with a full-blown late-night rave. The franchise is rolling out a one-night EDM spectacle, Pokémon Night Out, at Inglewood's Intuit Dome on October 24, 2026, with Marshmello headlining and Alison Wonderland on support. Aimed at fans 16 and older, the show promises custom mixes, Pokémon-loaded visuals and limited-edition collectible merch in what organizers describe as an audiovisual, story-driven production built around cutting-edge animation and stage design.
Official details
According to Pokémon 30, Pokémon Night Out will hit the Intuit Dome on Oct. 24 before jumping across the Atlantic for a second date at London’s O2 Arena on Nov. 10. Marshmello is listed as the headliner with Alison Wonderland as support, and the event description leans heavily on tech and animation, promising to bring Pokémon to life in ways tailored specifically for the show.
Tickets and the venue
Tickets for the Los Angeles stop go on sale Friday, April 17 at 10:00 a.m. PDT through Ticketmaster. The event listing includes the Intuit Dome address and flags that the show will feature extensive LED screens and strobe effects, so sensitive viewers have been warned. Ticketmaster also notes that ticket quantities may be limited and that resale prices could climb well above face value, encouraging fans to get their accounts set up and ready to go before on-sale time.
What the DJs are saying
In promo clips and social posts tied to the rollout, Marshmello says he grew up with Pokémon and sees the project as a chance to build custom visual moments around the songs instead of just dropping a standard festival set. Alison Wonderland has called herself "a huge Pokémon fan" and teased special visuals and unique edits tailored for the night, as reported by the Los Angeles Times. Both frame the concerts as a personal celebration of the franchise rather than just another arena booking on a long tour.
Part of a bigger 30th-anniversary push
The Night Out concerts are one pillar of Pokémon's broader "What's Your Favorite?" 30th-anniversary campaign, which pairs late-night, nostalgia-heavy shows for older fans with family-oriented Pokémon Day Out events staged in cities worldwide, according to Pokémon 30. Live Nation has also slotted the Intuit Dome stop into its fall calendar, putting Pokémon Night Out among the arena’s bigger October draws.
Merch, surprises and the London night
The Beat reports that commemorative Pokémon Night Out merchandise will be offered through the Pokémon Center online store, with a smaller, limited batch of items available on-site for attendees. The London stop is set for Nov. 10 at The O2, and AXS notes that both the Inglewood and London dates are restricted to fans 16 and older, with tickets for the U.K. night also hitting the market on April 17.
What to watch for when tickets drop
Ticketmaster's event page is already bracing fans for a scramble. The company advises buyers to log in early, confirm payment details and avoid VPNs or browser extensions that might interfere with checkout. With the production warnings, one-off feel and limited merch in the mix, local fans should expect fast-moving inventory, potentially steep resale prices and a very short window to lock in seats once the clock hits 10 a.m.
