Fortnite 's Showtime event has devoured Pleasant Park, and we're here to recap everything that happened the moment Marshmello took the stage. Get ready to Floss like nuts, because Battle Royale just became a rave. Epic has announced that those who'd like to see the performance again can watch an encore February 3 at 2 a.m. EST. As the performance began, cheers erupted from the normally quiet area, while remixes of songs "Wolves" By Selena Gomez and Avicii's "Waiting for Love" filled the venue. The performance lasted about 15 minutes, while crowds of players used their favorite emote to show support for the music. As of now the event has not resulted in any major changes to the Battle Royale map or the debut of additional challenges, but we'll update this page with more details if something like that should arise. Epic began the festivities by quietly releasing the Showtime LTM in the hours before the show. Not focused on gameplay at all, the mode is essentially a safe space where players can go watch the performance without fear of being Eliminated. Here's a special extended set list from the event: "Wolves (Marshmello Intro Edit) [Mixed]" - Marshmello & Selena Gomez ""Poppin (Mixed)" - Rickyxsan "Gassed Up (Mixed)" - Jauz & DJ Snake "The Drop (4B & Nvrleft Remix) [Mixed]" - Gammer "Waiting For Love (Marshmello Remix) [Mixed]" - Avicii "Check This Out (Mixed)" "Want U 2 (Mixed)" "Everyday (Mixed)" - Marshmello & Logic "Power (Mixed)" "Fly (feat. Leah Culver) [Mixed]" "Light (Crankdat Re-Crank) [Mixed]" - San Holo "Movin On (Mixed)" "Alone (Mixed)" "Chasing Colors (feat. Noah Cyrus) [Mixed]" - Marshmello & Ookay "Flashbacks (Mixed)" "Pop Dat (Mixed)" - 4B & Aazar "Behemoth (Mixed)" - Svdden Death "Reddy the Throne (feat. PsoGnar) [Mixed]" - Spag Heddy "I Hold Still (feat. Slushii) [Mixed]" - Jauz & Crankdat "Make It Pop (Mixed)" - Nonsens "Deep Down Low (Mixed)" - Valentino Khan "Giant Mouse (Mixed)" - AC Slater & Chris Lorenzo "Jungle Bae (feat. Bunji Garlin) VIP (Mixed)" - Jack Ü "Losing It (Mixed)" - FISHER "Bomb a Drop (Mixed)" - Garmiani "Party Up (feat. YG) [GTA Remix] [Mixed]" - Destructo "Happier (Mixed)" - Marshmello & Bastille Not all songs were played in their entirety during the event, but they're currently available as an Extended Set on iTunes. Fortnite 's Showtime event arrives after two days of hype amd a small collection of Showtime Challenges. Since Thursday, players have been asked to land at the Showtime venue and other specific locations around the Battle Royale map to earn a Marshmello-themed Spray, emote and Pickaxe. A full Marshmello Outfit is also for sale in the Item Shop as well. Marshmello has had a history with Fortnite since winning the E3 Celebrity Pro-Am alongside Ninja this past June. Fortnite is available now on PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC and mobile. The Showtime LTM is available on all platforms. What are your thoughts on Fortnite's Showtime event? Did Marshmello deliver a thrilling show? Tell us in the comments section!<doc-sep>Anonymous music producer/DJ Marshmello will perform a set within Epic Games’ hugely popular battle royale title “Fortnite” on Saturday, Feb. 2, according to the site Bandsintown. Information about the virtual show leaked online on Tuesday. Marshmello’s performance will start at 2 p.m. ET on Pleasant Park’s football field. Players who visit that area can check out the stage that’s already set up. The leak also suggests that players who aren’t in Pleasant Park on Saturday will still hear the music and see lights from anywhere on the map. The show will apparently be its own limited-time mode called “Party at Pleasant Park.” Respawns will be enabled, which means players can probably kill each other as they listen to the music. There’s also reportedly a cosmetic bundle on the way that includes a Marshmello skin, pickaxe, and spray. There’s no word yet on how long the LTM will last or what the bundle will cost. The Marshmello concert is an interesting concept, especially in light of Epic Games’ current legal troubles. A number of musicians and celebrities are suing the studio, claiming it copied their dance moves and sold them as emotes without their permission and without compensation. The plaintiffs include “Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” actor Alfonso Ribeiro, rapper 2 Milly, and Instagram personality “Backpack Kid.” Perhaps this is a sign that Epic is learning the error of its ways and is looking to collaborate with creators going forward.<doc-sep>Credit: Epic / Erik Kain Fortnite's first live concert kicks off Saturday. The live event, which features DJ Christopher 'Marshmello' Comstock, is the first of its kind in the battle royale game. We've seen rockets go off in real-time; giant purple cubes appear; an entire map covered in a snowy spell by a diabolical Ice King---but we've never had a live music event. It's pretty cool, even if you're not a fan of Marshmello's electronic beats. The whole thing has been a nice surprise and a fun way to keep Fortnite fresh and fun and basically unlike any other video game out there. So when does this concert kick off and how can you watch it? The start time is 11 am PT / 2 pm ET / 7 pm UTC. We don't know how long the event will last, but it's likely there will be a special LTM associated with it so that people can gather and listen and dance without being eliminated and kicked out of the match. Whether that means damage will be turned off or respawns enabled remains to be seen. I'd prefer to see something like the staging island where you can shoot people but not kill them. That would reduce griefing and let everyone just kick back and have fun. To get to the concert venue itself, simply head to Pleasant Park's soccer field: Credit: Epic Games / Paul Tassi Here's a video showing you where to go: Going there will get you the 'Keep It Mello' emote which you need to finish the final Showtime Challenge. See all those challenges here. What music Marshmello plays, and what else happens as part of this unique event, remains a mystery. If you can't make it into the game to watch, simply refresh this post starting at 11 am PT. I'll have live footage of the event in real-time embedded below.<doc-sep>
American DJ and producer, Marshmello, looks to be gearing up for quite a gig this weekend, with strong evidence suggesting he’s playing inside Fortnite. No official announcements have been made at this stage, but posters for the show have started popping up around the Battle Royale map and an actual stage is slowly being set up in Pleasant Park on top of the football field. You know, like it would for an actual show. Unreal. On top of that, Marshmello’s actual website lists him as playing at Pleasant Park, so I’d say it’s a fairly sure thing. The posters note the event will fall on February 2 at 11 am PT (February 3 at 6 am AEST) and will be part of a showtime challenge. Forbes also recently reported on a bunch of leaks suggesting there was gonna be a show, and an actual character model for Marshmello makes it pretty obvious that he’s the intended act. The event looks like it’ll be held as a limited time match called Party at Pleasant Park, in which players will be able to respawn so they can duke it out during the show. It wouldn’t be the first time a concert has gone down in a game, either. Last year, German DJ, Solomun, did a set in a nightclub inside GTA Online, as well as premiered new music in the game. Given Fortnite’s penchant for out-there publicity stunts, a live show inside it seems like it was always gonna happen at some point. If you’re keen to see the gig for yourself, you’ll have to get up nice and early on Sunday morning, so maybe plan a quiet Saturday night. Or don’t go to bed, whatever. I’m not your dad.