About The Dice Bar
Situated on Queen Street South in the Smithfield/Stoneybatter fringe, The Dice Bar buzzes with contemporary live music amid Dublin's evolving northside scene. This revamped Victorian boozer mixes gritty charm with modern gigs, its walls plastered in gig posters and fairy lights casting a neon glow over sticky tables. The scent of craft beers and late-night chips hangs in the air as indie bands and rock acts take the stage. A staple for Smithfield area night owls, it's where locals escape the trad trail for something edgier, fostering Dublin's underground music pulse just minutes from the Luas.
What to Expect
Live bands Thursday to Sunday, spanning indie, rock, punk, and DJ nights; check their calendar for lineups from rising Irish acts. Entry often free or low cover, pints at pub prices. The back room hosts intimate gigs, while the front bar keeps the craic flowing with pool tables and banter.
Insider Tips
Follow their Insta for gig alerts; arrive by 9pm to snag a spot. Combine with street art spotting in nearby Stoneybatter. Cycle or Luas to Smithfield stop, 5-min walk. Try their Dice Burger for fuel. Weekends get rowdy, perfect for dancing; quieter doors for chatting bands post-set. Supports local talent, so you might catch future stars.