The best free DICE alternative in 2026

The problem with DICE

DICE built its reputation on a slick mobile experience and strong relationships with independent venues and promoters — mainly in the UK, Ireland, and a handful of European cities. Within that bubble it works well. Step outside it and the catalogue thins quickly.

DICE only lists events it sells tickets for directly. A sold-out show at a major arena, a festival that uses a different ticketing partner, or any event outside its partner network simply does not exist on DICE. There is also no web browsing experience — you need the iOS or Android app installed before you can explore a single event.

Gigora aggregates from Ticketmaster Discovery API, regional ticket platforms (including Bubilet and Biletinial for Turkey), and other sources. Coverage is not gated behind a ticketing partnership or a mobile app — if a ticket is being sold anywhere, it is almost certainly on Gigora.

Gigora vs DICE vs Songkick

Track multiple artists across the globe with Tour Radar

DICE is built around buying a single ticket for a single show. Gigora's Tour Radar is built for fans who follow many artists at once. Add your whole watchlist and see every upcoming show where two or more of your artists share a bill — worldwide, in one matrix view.

How to switch from DICE to Gigora

1. 1Note your saved artists. In the DICE app, check your followed artists or saved events list.
2. 2Search for each artist on Gigora. Use the artists directory or the search bar. Each artist page shows all upcoming shows with ticket links.
3. 3Subscribe to your iCal feed. Copy the iCal link from any artist page and subscribe in Google Calendar or Apple Calendar. New dates appear automatically — no app refresh needed.
4. 4Set up Tour Radar. Head to gigora.live/tours, add all your artists, and save the filter. You now have a live matrix of every upcoming show across your entire watchlist — worldwide.

Frequently asked questions

Why are people looking for DICE alternatives?

DICE is primarily a ticketing app with strong coverage in the UK, Ireland, and select European cities. Outside those markets its event database is thin, and browsing requires downloading the DICE app — you can't casually explore upcoming shows on the web. DICE also shows only events it sells tickets for directly, so if a promoter or venue doesn't partner with DICE, the event is invisible. Gigora aggregates from Ticketmaster, regional platforms, and other sources globally, has no app requirement, and covers concerts across North America, Europe, Asia, and beyond.

What is the best DICE alternative?

Gigora is the best free DICE alternative for global concert discovery. It requires no app download, no account to browse, and aggregates 38,000+ upcoming shows from ticketing platforms worldwide. Gigora also offers Tour Radar — a multi-artist tracking matrix — and an interactive venue map that DICE does not have.

Does Gigora cover the same concerts as DICE?

Gigora and DICE have different strengths. DICE focuses on curated nightlife and music events in the UK, Europe, and a handful of US cities where it has direct ticketing partnerships. Gigora pulls from Ticketmaster Discovery API and regional platforms worldwide, giving it much broader geographic coverage — especially outside Western Europe. If you want a single place to search concerts across multiple countries, Gigora is the better fit.

What is Tour Radar on Gigora?

Tour Radar is Gigora's multi-artist tracking feature. Add any number of artists and see every upcoming show where two or more of them perform on the same bill — festivals, support slots, co-headliners — displayed in a matrix. DICE has no equivalent feature; it is a ticketing app, not a tour-tracking tool.

Is Gigora free to use?

Yes. Gigora is completely free to browse — no app download and no account required. You can search concerts, explore venues on the interactive map, and use Tour Radar without signing up. Creating a free account lets you follow artists and receive personalised concert alerts.

Does Gigora cover concerts in Turkey?

Yes. Gigora covers concerts globally including Turkey, with strong coverage of Istanbul, Ankara, and Izmir venues via regional ticket platforms like Bubilet and Biletinial. The site is also available in Turkish. DICE has no presence in the Turkish market.