IGN Live confirmed to run 7-8 June, with tickets on sale now

IGN Entertainment (Eurogamer’s parent company) has officially announced that IGN Live will run in LA from 7-8 June, 2025.

The fan-focused event, which takes place during summer’s video game event season, is being held in downtown Los Angeles at Magic Box @ The Reef. Currently the confirmed list of studios, publishers, and brands includes Netflix, 2K Sports, Lenovo, and Arcade1Up, with more set to be announced soon. IGN Live will feature playable games on PCs, consoles, and handheld devices, plus gameplay and trailer reveals, celebrity panels, merch giveaways, a live DJ and more. It’s not just video games, either, with the show aiming to be a celebration of games, movies, TV, comics, collectables and more.

Tickets can be bought now from IGN at a reduced price compared to buying at the door.

Ticket prices are detailed below:

• Early bird, single day tickets: $15 USD
• Early bird weekend/VIP tickets: $30
• Regular pricing, single day tickets: $25
• Regular pricing, weekend/VIP tickets: $40
• Single day tickets at the door: $30
• Weekend/VIP tickets at the door: $45

Act early if you want the cheapest prices, with early bird tickets only available until 30th April. A VIP pass also includes a goodie bag containing exclusive items valued at $40. You can still save money on the door price if you buy tickets online after 30th April.

If you can’t make it to LA in June, IGN will be livestreaming the entire weekend event across IGN platforms, including IGN.com, YouTube, Twitch, social channels, and more.

IGN Live 2024 saw a number of big-name guests and reveals including The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power cast, Xbox’s Phil Spencer, Ubisoft discussing Assassin’s Creed Shadows, and Casper van Dien talking Starship Troopers: Extermination.

For more information and to stay up to date on announcements, head over to ign.com/live.

Sort-of-E3 replacement, Summer Game Fest, kicks off on 6th June, and it’s fair to expect showcase videos from the major players at around that time, too, with reveals of games due this year and beyond.