DICE Announce Regional Australian Tour 2026
The indie rockers are hitting the road in support of their upcoming sophomore album, I Thought The Altitude Would Make It Worth The View.
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Indie quartet DICE are embarking on a massive regional tour in support of their upcoming second album, I Thought The Altitude Would Make It Worth The View.
Arriving Friday 31 July via Tone City Records/Virgin Music Group, the 10-track record includes the singles ‘Cooler’ and ‘Loose Change’, with the latter born from a voice note and refined with G Flip and recorded at Hollywood’s EastWest Studios with 11-time Grammy-winning producer Joe Chiccarelli (The Strokes, The White Stripes).
The band says of the track, “‘Loose Change’ is about taking risks and getting out from the safety net to achieve what you set out for. This track is a nice reminder that it’s all a matter of the mind and anybody can achieve what they strive for.”
DICE’s tour includes 19 stops, with things kicking off in Karuna Land/Adelaide at the iconic venue The Gov on Saturday 8 August, followed by gigs in Tassie, Queensland, New South Wales, Canberra and Victoria. The tour wraps up in Western Australia at the Astor Theatre in Whadjuk Noongar Land/Perth on Friday 11 September and the Dunsborough Tavern in Wardanda Country/Dunsborough on Saturday 12 September.
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Founded by mates Ben Hodge, Tom King, Regan Beazley and Sam Barrett-Lennard, DICE are on a mission to craft authentic connections through their music.
Since the release of their 2024 debut record, Midnight Zoo, the band have been honing their sound, playing live shows across the globe, while their EP WINGS showcased the continual evolution of their sound.
Following a massive 2025 world tour that saw DICE perform to sold-out crowds in London, New York, Toronto, Bristol, Denver, Amsterdam and Sydney, the four-piece is excited to share their new album with the world in July and get back on stage and do what they love.
Catch DICE at The Gov on Saturday 8 August. Ticketing information is available at destroyalllines.com. I Thought The Altitude Would Make It Worth The View by DICE is out Friday 31 July. Pre-order/pre-save here.
Dice The Altitude Australian Tour 2026
Saturday 8 August - The Gov, Karuna Land/Adelaide, SA
Sunday 9 August - Altar, Nipaluna/Hobart, TAS
Thursday 13 August - Leichhardt Hotel, Darumbul Land/Rockhampton, QLD
Friday 14 August - McGuire's Hotel, Yuwibara Land/Mackay, QLD
Saturday 15 August - The Warehouse, Bindal Wukgurukaba Land/Townsville, QLD
Sunday 16 August - Tank Arts Centre, Yirrganydji Land/Cairns, QLD
Thursday 20 August - Kings Beach Tavern, Gubbi Gubbi Land/Sunshine Coast, QLD
Friday 21 August - Tivoli, Turrbal Land/Brisbane, QLD
Saturday 22 August - Mo's, Yugambeh Land/Gold Coast, QLD
Sunday 23 August - The Northern, Bundjalung Land/Byron Bay, NSW
Wednesday 26 August - Hoey Moey, Gumbainggir Country/Coffs Harbour, NSW
Friday 28 August - King Street Bandroom, Awakabal Land/Newcastle, NSW
Saturday 29 August - Metro, Gadigal Land/Sydney, NSW
Sunday 30 August - La La La's, Dharawal Land/Wollongong, NSW
Wednesday 2 September - The Baso, Ngunnawal Land/Canberra, ACT
Friday 4 September - Torquay Hotel, Wadawurrung Country/Torquay, VIC
Saturday 5 September - Northcote Theatre, Wurundjeri Land/Melbourne, VIC
Friday 11 September - Astor Theatre, Whadjuk Noongar Land/Perth, WA
Saturday 12 September - Dunsborough Tavern, Wardanda Country/Dunsborough, WA
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