TwitchCon

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TwitchCon
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StatusActive
Genre Livestreaming, entertainment, esports, internet culture
FrequencySemi-annual
Location(s)
San Diego until 2028
Rotterdam until 2026
InauguratedSeptember 25, 2015 San Francisco (9 years ago)
Most recentSeptember 22, 2024;44 days ago (2024-09-22) (San Diego, 2024)
Next eventMay 31, 2025;6 months' time (2025-05-31) (Rotterdam, 2025)
Attendance23,000 (San Diego, 2024), 11,500 (Rotterdam, 2024)
Organized by Twitch Interactive
Sponsors Rotterdam 2025 - TBA
Website www.twitchcon.com

TwitchCon is a semi-annual convention for the video live-streaming service Twitch. It is organized by Twitch Interactive and focuses on the culture of live-streaming, entertainment, esports and internet culture. TwitchCon is open to industry professionals, streamers, and fans; the convention allows community members to meet streamers, discover new products, and trial upcoming games. [1]

Contents

The first convention was held in 2015 in San Francisco. In 2019, the first European convention was held in Berlin. TwitchCon is hosted twice a year, in North America for three days and in Europe for two days. [2] All North American conventions were held in California until 2023, in which an event in Las Vegas took place. The North American convention is most frequently hosted in San Diego. The European conventions have been held in Berlin, the Netherlands, and Paris; though most commonly in the Netherlands.

TwitchCon North America

2015 San Francisco

The inaugural TwitchCon was held at the Moscone Center in San Francisco on September 25 and 26, 2015. The event was organized by Twitch, and featured a keynote by Twitch CEO Emmett Shear. All of the convention's panels were livestreamed on Twitch. [3]

2016 San Diego

In 2016, the convention was moved to the San Diego Convention Center and expanded to a three-day annual event. This TwitchCon introduced sponsors such as Xbox, Truth, and Amazon Game Studios. [4]

2017 Long Beach

In 2017, TwitchCon took place at the Long Beach Convention Center in Long Beach, California. This included the first esports tournaments to be held at TwitchCon included H1Z1 Arena, Lineage 2: Revolution 30 vs 30 Fortress Siege Showcase, and Power Rangers: Legacy Wars Showdown. [5]

2018 San Jose

TwitchCon 2018 took place at the McEnery Convention Center in San Jose, California. The main presentation was held on the first day of the event by djWHEAT, director of Twitch studios, who made numerous statements about forthcoming features for the platform. [6] Twitch Speaks, a speaking series first presented at TwitchCon 2018, featured Tony Hawk, Kevin Smith, Felicia Day, Emmett Shear, and Ninja. [7] The Fall Skirmish final, a competitive Fortnite tournament final, was held at TwitchCon 2018, at the time making it the second largest Fortnite LAN event held. [8] [9]

2019 San Diego

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Emmett Shear at TwitchCon 2019 opening ceremony in San Diego

TwitchCon North America returned to San Diego, taking place from September 27–29, 2019. It introduced the debut of an updated Twitch logo, TwitchCon logo, and brand design. This was the second time the event had been held in San Diego, with the first being held in 2016. This was also the first time a TwitchCon event was held at a venue more than one time. [10] [11]

2020 San Diego (Cancelled)

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, TwitchCon North America, which was scheduled to occur at the San Diego Convention Center between September 25 and 27, 2020 was cancelled. On November 14, 2020, in lieu of TwitchCon, Twitch held a 12-hour virtual convention named "GlitchCon." [12] Over 425 streamers participated in the event. Notable activities included Twitch Rivals tournaments for Fortnite and Fall Guys , the Austin Talent Show featuring judges T-Pain and Andy Milonakis, and a US$1 million donation being made to the AbleGamers foundation. [13]

Neither a GlitchCon or TwitchCon event occurred in 2021. The next North American event would be held in San Diego in 2022.

2022 San Diego

TwitchCon North America took place at the San Diego Convention Center in October 2022. [14] This was the third time the event has been held in San Diego. The events required face coverings and had numerous COVID-19 prevention protocols in place.

The TwitchCon San Diego party was held at Petco Park, and featured the artists Meet Me at The Altar, Kim Petras, and Megan Thee Stallion. The party gained significant media attention when an attendee cosplaying as Master Chief from the Halo series of video games was allowed on stage during a performance with Megan Thee Stallion.

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The foam pit at TwitchCon San Diego 2022

However, many people were critical of the San Diego event. One of the more notable criticisms of the event was the lack of security protocols in place for exhibitors, resulting in overcrowded venues and reported stalking incidents. Legion by Lenovo and Intel hosted an interactive exhibit that involved attendees dueling in an arena using large padded instruments and landing in a pit of foam cubes. However, the arena was not padded properly, causing people to land on hard ground, resulting in various injuries. [15] Of the two injured, streamer Adriana Chechik reported that she had broken her back after landing, and had to undergo surgery to set the fracture with a rod implant. Lenovo and Intel both remained silent on the matter. Chechik posted on social media that neither Intel, Lenovo, or Twitch had contacted her directly about the incident. [16]

At TwitchCon San Diego, Twitch did not announce a location for the next TwitchCon event during the closing ceremony, breaking years-old tradition.

2023 Las Vegas

TwitchCon North America took place at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada on October 20-22, [17] marking the first time the event was hosted outside of California. With over 30,000 attendees, the event featured key platform updates, including new collaboration tools, expanded emote slots, and enhanced safety measures like chat warnings and policies against doxxing and swatting. Panels, meet-and-greets, and product demos from brands like Elgato and Corsair added to the interactive experience, making it a memorable event for the streaming community. [18]

2024 San Diego

TwitchCon North America made its return to the San Diego Convention Center in California from September 20–22, 2024, marking its first time back in San Diego since 2022, after being held in Las Vegas in 2023. During the opening ceremony of TwitchCon NA 2024, Mary Kish, Twitch's Director of Community Marketing, kicked off the event. As part of the ceremony, Twitch announced a $100,000 donation to Alveus Sanctuary, which was received by its founder, Maya Higa. [19] [20] [21] [22] Additionally, Twitch revealed the dates for the following year’s event, reviving the tradition of announcing future TwitchCon dates during the convention for the first time since 2022.

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Photo of the main stage at the Block Party at the Gaslamp Quarter in San Diego

The event also featured popular shows and activities, including The Table ft. QTCinderella, Name Your Price LIVE! ft. AustinShow & WillNeff, and the classic Twitch Rivals Ultimate Challenge, among many others. [23]

TwitchCon San Diego 2024 was also the first year in which Twitch did not offer a concert event. In place, Twitch offered attendees a "Block Party" add-on to the TwitchCon pass. The Block Party allowed attendees access to a blocked-off section of the Gaslamp Quarter, San Diego from 7 to 10 PM on Saturday, September 21, 2024. Twitch partnered with local businesses to offer free food, drinks, and alcoholic beverages to attendees of the event, as well as live music, karaoke sessions, and lounge areas.

2025 San Diego

TwitchCon is set to return to San Diego October 17th-19th 2025. This also marks 10 years of TwitchCon.

TwitchCon Europe

2019 Berlin

The inaugural TwitchCon Europe took place at CityCube Berlin in Germany on April 13–14, 2019. [24] This was the first TwitchCon event held in Europe. It featured panels, workshops, and competitions like Twitch Rivals. Notable announcements included Twitch Sings, improved search features, and expanded monetization for creators. American actor David Hasselhoff appeared as a motivational speaker. Attendees had to be over 18 to enter the event. [25] [26]

2020 Amsterdam (Cancelled)

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, TwitchCon Europe, which was scheduled to occur at the RAI Amsterdam Convention Centre May 2 and 3, 2020 was cancelled. [2] On November 14, 2020, in lieu of TwitchCon, Twitch held a 12-hour virtual convention named "GlitchCon." [12] Over 425 streamers participated in the event. Notable activities included Twitch Rivals tournaments for Fortnite and Fall Guys , the Austin Talent Show featuring judges T-Pain and Andy Milonakis, and a US$1 million donation being made to the AbleGamers foundation. [27] [13]

Neither a GlitchCon or TwitchCon event occurred in 2021. The next Europe event would be held in Amsterdam in 2022.

2022 Amsterdam

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Don't Wake The Nanny Twitch Rivals Ultimate Challenge

TwitchCon Amsterdam 2022 took place from July 16 to 17 at the RAI Amsterdam Convention Centre, attracting over 14,500 attendees. It was the first TwitchCon since the COVID-19 pandemic forced a three-year hiatus. The event featured various activities, including an opening ceremony with former Twitch CEO Emmett Shear, the inaugural TwitchCon Drag Showcase, and the "Fems Presents Monkey Cage" obstacle course inspired by a classic Dutch game. A cosplay contest showcased European talent, while the interactive challenge "Don't Wake Nanny" had teams competing to build the tallest toy tower without waking a lurking nanny. The event concluded with a ceremony celebrating the weekend's highlights. [28]

2023 Paris

TwitchCon Paris 2023, held on July 8-9 at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, brought together streamers, fans, and industry professionals for an exciting weekend of panels, workshops, and cosplay competitions. Highlights included discussions on content creation, mental health, and VTubers, while the cosplay contest wowed attendees with intricate costumes from video games and anime. The event also offered ample networking opportunities, allowing fans to meet their favorite streamers and connect with others in the Twitch community. Overall, the event celebrated Twitch's global culture and showcased the platform's diverse community. [17]

2024 Rotterdam

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/LittleBigWhale receiving the new 'bleed purple' trophy at TwitchCon Rotterdam

TwitchCon Europe made its return to Europe at the Rotterdam Ahoy in Rotterdam, Netherlands with over 11,500 attendees on June 29–30, 2024. This marks the second time the event has been hosted in the Netherlands, previously being held in Amsterdam in 2022. At TwitchCon Europe 2024's opening ceremony, Director of Community Marketing Mary Kish And CEO Dan Clancy introduced three 'bleed purple' themed trophies awarded for achieving 5 million, 50 million, and 250 million hours of watchtime. The first trophy, for 5 million hours, was presented to /LittleBigWhale at the event, marking a new way to celebrate streamer milestones. An afterparty hosted by the Twitch music community raised over $2,500 for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.Twitch CEO Dan Clancy joined the festivities, making the event a great way to end TwitchCon Europe.

2025 Rotterdam

TwitchCon is set to return to Rotterdam 31st May & June 1st 2025. This also marks 10 years of TwitchCon.

Locations and Dates

North America

No.DatesVenueCityAttendanceNotes
1September 25–26, 2015 Moscone Center San Francisco, California [29] 20,000 [29]
2September 30 – October 2, 2016 San Diego Convention Center San Diego, California 35,000 [4]
3October 20–22, 2017 Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center Long Beach, California 50,000 [30]
4October 26–28, 2018 San Jose Convention Center San Jose, California [31] 30,000 [32]
5September 27–29, 2019 San Diego Convention Center San Diego, California 28,000 [33]
6September 25–27, 2020 [2] -Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. GlitchCon takes place instead.
October 7–9, 202230,000 [34]
7October 20–22, 2023 Las Vegas Convention Center Winchester, Nevada 30,000
8September 20–22, 2024 San Diego Convention Center San Diego, California 23,000
9October 17–19, 2025Upcoming

Europe

No.DatesVenueCountry & CityAttendanceNotes
1April 13–14, 2019 [24] CityCube Berlin Berlin, Germany [24] 9,500 [35]
2May 2–3, 2020 [2] RAI Amsterdam Convention Centre Amsterdam, Netherlands [2] -Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. GlitchCon takes place instead.
July 16–17, 202214,500 [35]
3July 8–9, 2023 Paris Expo Porte de Versailles Paris, France 10,000
4June 29–30, 2024 Rotterdam Ahoy Rotterdam, Netherlands 11,500
5May 31-June 1st 2025Upcoming

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