DICE, the ticketing platform, announced a new wave of U.S. partnerships, signing Brooklyn’s Saint Vitus Bar, Pacific Northwest event producers ViViD Presents, and Miami’s The Originals, Phase 3 Presents, and Studio 60. The deals mark another milestone in the company’s continued growth across the United States, following a record-breaking 12 months since joining with Fever.
The new partners span a range of live culture, from heavy metal to melodic house and from grassroots rooms to large-scale experiential production.
Saint Vitus Bar, one of the most storied rooms in American live music and previously named by Pitchfork as “The Best Metal Bar in New York City,” has chosen DICE as its ticketing partner ahead of its highly anticipated reopening at a new Bushwick location this fall. The Brooklyn venue has hosted shows from Megadeth and Anthrax to a surprise performance by surviving members of Nirvana.
ViViD Presents has helped drive the resurgence of Seattle nightlife with immersive events centered on melody-forward dance music, transforming warehouses, boats, museums, parks, and piers into dancefloors. Its offerings include the flagship EXP summer series and On the Hiyu, an event space on a converted Washington State ferry, along with management of partner venues such as The Shop Clubs Seattle. ViViD also supports a network of independent Pacific Northwest producers.
In Miami, The Originals—a hospitality, nightlife, and brand development company formerly behind the HYDE Beach events at SLS Miami—brings experience across Miami Music Week takeovers and international productions. Phase 3 Presents, founded by industry veterans Yair Hilu and Josh Horwitz, produces high-demand events during Miami Music Week, Art Basel, and beyond featuring artists such as DJ Snake, Deadmau5, and Chris Lake. Studio 60, a newer venue in the Allapattah Entertainment District with a 23-hour liquor license and strong production capabilities, has quickly established itself as a distinct option in the city’s nightlife scene.
DICE positioned the partnerships as reflecting a broader shift among independent, culturally driven operators toward fan-first ticketing. The platform highlights features including fan-to-fan returns, waiting lists, no hidden fees, mobile-first anti-tout technology, audience insights, and discovery through the app.
Founded in 2014, DICE operates as a mobile-first ticketing app focused on the fan experience, seamless ticket purchases, and personalized recommendations. The latest U.S. signings expand its footprint with established independent venues and promoters across key markets, reinforcing its growth trajectory in the American live events space following the Fever combination.