Fever
Overview
Fever is a global technology platform for live entertainment discovery, founded in 2012 in New York by co-founders Alexandre Pérez Casares, Francisco Hein, Ignacio Bachiller, and Pep Gómez, with a parent company incorporated in Barcelona in 2011. The company operates offices and headquarters in London, Madrid, and New York, and provides consumers with access to cultural and entertainment events via iOS, Android, and web apps, while also offering ticketing, marketing, and technology services to event management companies and partners.
Fever's platform uses proprietary data and algorithms to help event and experience creators reach new audiences, and it both curates third-party events and produces its own original experiences, including the Candlelight concert series. As of June 2025, the company operated in 40 countries with roughly 200 million monthly users, and Wikipedia reports it operating in more than 500 cities across more than 30 countries as of June 2026, with approximately 5,000 employees.
The company has raised capital from investors including Goldman Sachs, Eurazeo, Goodwater Capital, Vitruvian Partners, Smash Capital, Convivialité Ventures, Alignment Growth, L Catterton, and Point72, reaching a reported valuation of $1.8 billion following its 2023 round. In June 2025, Fever acquired the British ticketing platform DICE and has since built out major partnerships, including a multi-year Formula 1 ticketing agreement beginning in 2027, an FC Barcelona ticketing partnership, and status as official ticketing partner of the Primavera Sound music festival.
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