Pokémon Night Out Streams on Twitch and YouTube as Twitch Adds Gengar Badges

Pokémon Night Out’s Los Angeles show is sold out, but you can still catch it live. The Pokémon Company International will livestream the Los Angeles concert on Saturday, October 24, on the official Pokémon Twitch and YouTube channels, and it can be watched live globally wherever those platforms are available.

Marshmello headlines Intuit Dome

The concert at Intuit Dome brings Pokémon and dance music together for the brand’s 30th anniversary and starts at about 7:30 p.m. PT. Marshmello headlines, with Alison Wonderland as the supporting act, and Pokémon says the show uses custom sets and immersive visuals made only for Pokémon Night Out.

London gets its turn next: a second show with the same lineup follows at The O2 on November 10.

A Pokémon GO jersey for watching on Twitch

Watching the Twitch stream earns a Twitch Drop: a Pokémon Night Out Baseball Jersey for your Pokémon GO avatar. It’s subject to Twitch’s eligibility, account-linking, viewing and claim requirements.

How to earn Twitch’s Gengar badges

Twitch is also running a limited Gengar line in its Pokémon Chat Badge Collection. It works like this:

1. Subscribe or gift a sub between October 16 and October 24 in a qualifying category, such as the Pokémon game categories, Just Chatting, DJs or Music. That earns a Pokémon Night Out Poké Ball holding a Gastly badge. Prime subscriptions and existing recurring subs don’t count, and each account can earn one.
2. Watch qualifying streams for 20 minutes a day on three days to unlock Gastly.
3. Repeat with the badge equipped to evolve it into Haunter, then Gengar.

The same watch-time rule now evolves the badges Twitch launched in August, too, taking Pichu to Pikachu and Charmander up to Charizard with no extra purchase.

Don’t leave it late. Viewers have until November 23 to finish unlocking Gastly, and badge evolutions end on January 30, 2027.