Pokémon's 30th-anniversary dance music night at The O2, with Marshmello headlining and Alison Wonderland, plus remixed Pokémon theme songs and an on-site store.
Pokémon Night Out comes to The O2 on Tuesday 10 November, a dance music night built around the Pokémon world. It's the first time the brand has put music at the forefront of a UK event, and one of only two adult-centric live music shows it's staged — the first was at the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles back in October. The night marks Pokémon's 30th anniversary, and the music pairs dance beats with Pokémon theme songs remixed in dubstep, alongside original songs backed by bespoke Pokémon visuals created specifically for the show.
Marshmello headlines, taking the stage at 20:45, with Alison Wonderland opening at 19:30 and an intermission at 20:15. The O2 is a 20,000-capacity arena on the Greenwich Peninsula, housed inside the former Millennium Dome, known for a circular design that aims to make every seat feel part of the action.
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There's more to it than the music, too. An on-site store sells exclusive merchandise, and Pokémon GO players can pick up in-game rewards like Lure Modules, raids, Timed Research Tasks and avatar outfits. Doors open at 18:00, with the first act at 19:30 and the headliner at 20:45; tickets start from £30 each before fees.
