DICE accelerates US growth with new wave of independent venue and promoter signings. DICE, the ticketing platform trusted by the world's most respected venues, promoters and festivals, today announced a new wave of US partnerships, signing Brooklyn's legendary Saint Vitus Bar, Pacific Northwest event producers ViViD Presents, and Miami's The Originals, Phase 3 Presents and Studio 60. The signings mark a key milestone in DICE's continued growth across the United States, following a record breaking 12 months since joining with Fever. The new partners span the breadth of US live culture, including heavy metal to melodic house, from grassroots rooms to large-scale experiential production, with each occupying a distinct place in its city's cultural fabric. Saint Vitus Bar, is one of the most storied rooms in American live music. Named by Pitchfork as "The Best Metal Bar in New York City" and described by Kerrang! as "one of the most important locations to see loud music in the entire world," the Brooklyn institution has hosted era-defining shows from Megadeth and Anthrax to a surprise performance by the surviving members of Nirvana. Ahead of its highly anticipated reopening at a new Bushwick home this fall, Saint Vitus has chosen DICE as its ticketing partner for its next chapter. ViViD Presents, has helped spearhead the resurgence of Seattle nightlife, earning a reputation across the Pacific Northwest for immersive, impeccably produced events built around melody-forward dance music, transforming warehouses, boats, museums, parks and piers into dancefloors, including its flagship EXP summer series in the heart of the city and On the Hiyu, its event space aboard a converted Washington State ferry, alongside partner venues it manages including The Shop Clubs Seattle. ViViD is also a champion of the region's grassroots scene, supporting a community of independent producers including White Rabbit Group, Rose Entertainment, Obsidian, Opulent Temple, Night Owl, Dimelo, Fetch NW, Dilly Disco, Coffeeton and Jaiho Seattle. The Originals, formerly the backbone and creative vision behind the famous HYDE Beach events at SLS Miami are a global hospitality, nightlife and brand development company rooted in Miami, built by a collective of luxury lifestyle veterans with four decades of combined experience across six continents. From Miami Music Week takeovers to international productions, The Originals curates spaces, sounds and environments at the forefront of nightlife culture. Phase 3 Presents, founded by industry veterans Yair Hilu and Josh Horwitz, who collectively have produced events in Miami and Chicago for the vast part of 20 years have come together to bring Phase 3 to life through some of the most desired events in Miami during Miami Music Week, Art Basel and beyond. Whether it's DJ Snake, Deadmau5 or Chris Lake gracing the stage, events are likely to sell out due to Phase 3's attention to details production-wise, lineup curation and the overall care they show. Studio 60, Miami's shiny new toy in the heart of the Allapattah Entertainment District has quickly become a force to reckon with by offering their fans something different from the status quo. Studio 60 boasts a 23-hour liquor license, a very strong creative team and a beautifully designed venue with top of the line production. In a city with many options, Studio 60 is certainly a welcome addition to the mix. These partnerships reflect a broader shift among independent, culturally driven operators toward fan-first ticketing. With DICE prioritizing to develop trust between fans, venues and promoters. Partnering with DICE offers partners fan-to-fan returns, waiting lists, no hidden fees, mobile-first anti-tout technology, audience insights and discovery through the app.

DICE signs deals for Saint Vitus, ViViD Presents & three Miami venues. August 19, 2026 DICE is picking up a fresh batch of US venue and promoter partners, adding Brooklyn's Saint Vitus Bar, Seattle's ViViD Presents, and three Miami operators - The Originals, Phase 3 Presents and Studio 60 - to its ticketing platform. The signings, announced August 18, mark the latest step in DICE's expansion across independent live music in the United States since being acquired by Fever last year. The new roster covers a wide stretch of genres and scenes, from grassroots metal clubs to large-scale dance music production. DICE has built its reputation on fan-to-fan ticket returns, waitlists, no hidden fees, and mobile-first anti-tout technology, along with audience analytics that promoters can use to better understand who's actually showing up to their events. Saint Vitus Bar, one of the most storied rooms in the American metal scene, joins DICE ahead of its reopening in a new Bushwick location this fall. Recognized by outlets like Pitchfork and Kerrang! for its central role in New York's heavy music landscape, the iconic Brooklyn venue has previously hosted legendary performances from Megadeth, Anthrax, and the surviving members of Nirvana. Beyond rock, DICE expands its dance music roster in the Pacific Northwest by partnering with Seattle's ViViD Presents. Known for its melody-forward programming, ViViD runs the EXP summer series, manages venue spaces like The Shop Clubs Seattle, and hosts events on a converted Washington State ferry called On the Hiyu, while collaborating closely with local promoters like White Rabbit Group and Opulent Temple. Miami rounds out the announcement with three high-profile nightlife additions joining the platform. The Originals, the veteran team formerly behind HYDE Beach at SLS Miami, bring decades of hospitality experience and major Miami Music Week takeovers to the partnership. They are joined by Phase 3 Presents - a 20-year event powerhouse founded by Yair Hilu and Josh Horwitz that routinely books heavyweights like DJ Snake, Deadmau5, and Chris Lake across Miami and Chicago - and Studio 60, a newer Allapattah Entertainment District venue drawing crowds outside the traditional club circuit with its high-end production setup and 23-hour liquor license. DICE frames the wave of signings as part of a broader move among independent, culturally-driven promoters toward fan-first ticketing practices, an area the platform has leaned into since its 2014 launch. The app is built around upfront, all-in pricing and personalized event recommendations, positioning itself as an alternative to the fee-heavy ticketing models that have drawn criticism across the live events industry. More information on the platform and its current partners is available at dice.fm.

DICE drops new single ahead of album release. Exciting news from the indie music scene! DICE, the dynamic Perth-based band, has dropped their latest single, "Call Me For A Good Time." Produced by the acclaimed Joe Chiccarelli, known for his work with The Strokes and The White Stripes, this track features the innovative sounds of Jay Watson from POND and Tame Impala, bringing a fresh layer to DICE's sonic landscape. "Call Me For A Good Time" serves as a moody anthem that resonates with the late-night vibes of afterparties. The song showcases DICE's evolving sound, moving from their typically vibrant daytime energy to a more sophisticated composition filled with driving basslines and shimmering synth textures. It perfectly captures the tension where desire merges with addiction, allowing listeners a glimpse into the allure of midnight escapades. The band describes the single as "a track of desire, addiction, and devotion." They reveal that it reflects their journey into the complexities of mid-20s life, emphasizing the importance of real connections amidst the chaos. Jay Watson's contribution adds an intoxicating swirl to the mix, creating a soundscape that embodies both ecstasy and confusion, making it an essential listen for fans of late-night explorations. "Call Me For A Good Time" precedes the release of DICE's sophomore album, I Thought The Altitude Would Make It Worth The View, which is set to launch on July 31 under Tone City Records. This new album promises to be a significant shift from their debut effort, featuring previously released singles like "Loose Change" and "COOLER." DICE has deftly transitioned towards a lighter, more euphoric sound, encapsulated in a collection of ten tracks aimed at radical self-reflection and liberation. The band, composed of Ben Hodge, Tom King, Regan Beazley, and Sam Barrett-Lennard, has rapidly gained recognition not just locally but on global stages, following the success of their ARIA-charting debut. Their electrifying performances have seen them tour across major cities, including London, New York City, Toronto, and Sydney. DICE has maintained a strong presence on triple j's Most Played Artists list, resonating with audiences through their distinct songs like "Chasing Hearts" and "Hourglass." Fans can look forward to the upcoming UK and EU tour scheduled for October 2026, where DICE is set to bring their exhilarating live show to a range of venues. The tour includes stops in Berlin, Gothenburg, Oslo, and London, among others, providing an excellent opportunity for fans to experience their refined sound in live settings. To check out the new single, "Call Me For A Good Time," be sure to watch the accompanying visualizer available on YouTube. For those eager to hear more, pre-orders for I Thought The Altitude Would Make It Worth The View are currently open. Don't miss out on what promises to be a transformative project from a band that continues to soar to new heights. Keep an eye on DICE as they shape their trajectory in the indie music landscape, blending authenticity with artistry in their unique style.