Luxembourg is ready to prove that while Eurovision song Mother Nature might share some DNA with the uplifting indie-pop genre, it stands entirely on its own two feet

Luxembourg's very own DJ José Sanchez , is kicking off the new year with an undeniable bang, unveiling his latest single, "Desire." Driven by punchy basslines and infectious grooves, the track instantly commands the dancefloor. Staying true to the Jackin spirit, Sanchez blends raw energy with polished production, delivering a vibrant cut that feels tailor made for underground clubs and late night sessions. With Desire, he sets the tone for a promising 2026. Designed to be enj

Social media is for renting an audience; a website is for owning your brand. In a small but vibrant market like Luxembourg, the leap from "local talent" to "professional artist" often happens the moment you decide to treat your music like the career it is.

"Fake It" sees the band sharpening their claws. It’s a blistering critique of the "shortcut" era, targeting the curated facades of social media and the industry's obsession with overnight sensations.

On 7 March 2025 , Luxembourg-based artist David Sundorn  releases his debut album, Time Machine a personal and reflective record shaped by change, challenge and rediscovering music. The release will be marked with a launch party the same evening at MK Bar in Belval . Time Machine  was born during a difficult period. After David’s family moved to Luxembourg, he initially stayed in the Netherlands for work, commuting every weekend. Months of travel, isolation and professional p

Eva Marija's "Mother Nature" secures Luxembourg’s Eurovision entry

Theme of Tomorrowland 2026 "The World of Consciencia” Luxembourg will once again make some noise at Tomorrowland , with three homegrown acts  confirmed for the festival’s 2026 edition in Boom, Belgium. After turning heads last year, Ogazón  and NOSI  are heading back to one of the world’s biggest electronic music festivals, and this time they’re bringing company. Joining them on the line-up is long-standing techno duo Netty Hugo , adding even more Grand Duchy flavour to the w

Raph with The Disliked performing way back in 2010! After more than two decades at the heart of one of Luxembourg’s best known and most loved bands, Raphael Dumont, better known simply as Raph, is leaving The Disliked . The announcement marks the end of an era for a band that has become synonymous with high-energy shows, infectious good vibes, and a healthy dose of humour. In a statement shared with fans, the band explained that the decision came after “a lot of thought and h

To all music makers and scene shakers, here’s a quick way to help shape the future of Luxembourg’s music community! Rocklab , the hub inside Rockhal dedicated to supporting musicians, bands, artists and music professionals from creation through to performance, wants to hear from you . Whether you’ve been rocking rehearsal rooms, playing gigs, writing songs, or just living and breathing music in Luxembourg, your voice matters. Why take the survey? This isn’t just another form

Luxembourg-based DJ and producer José Sanchez  has just ignited the electronic music scene with his latest release, “Fire” now available on all major streaming platforms. This new single blends melodic house energy with emotional depth, offering a warm, uplifting vibe that’s crafted for both devoted listeners and the dancefloor alike. “Fire” showcases Sanchez’s ability to fuse modern production techniques with a memorable melodic identity. With its sweeping harmonies and rhy

Luxembourg’s dark rock scene welcomes a new and theatrical chapter with “ Twilight Tears” , the latest single from Kivo Van Twist , a vampiric rock project led by Kevin Misci, also known for his work with the band Serpent Bite . More than just a side project, Kivo Van Twist is the realisation of a childhood concept Kevin has been nurturing for years. With the support of family and friends, that long-held vision has finally come to life, blending music, storytelling, and stri

Luxembourg’s Kakumori has officially entered the music scene with their self-titled debut single, “Kakumori” , released on the very last day of 2025 across all major streaming platforms. As the band explains, this first official release is more than just a song, it’s the debut proclamation of their artistic identity and a way to signal their arrival in the wider musical landscape. Ahead of the 2026 release of their upcoming album COALESCENCE, “Kakumori” a multi-layered inst

Luxembourg band Dystopian X Vision , has closed the curtain on their 2025 creative journey with the release of their latest single, “Heartless”. It's a chilling, introspective epilogue that caps off an intense year of sonic exploration and their self-described style of “Industrial Metal”. The track dropped mid-December 2025 and is now streaming across platforms including Apple Music and Spotify , ( and is in the article below ). A story of emotional erosion Unlike a sudden c

If you’re a Luxembourg-based artist about to drop a single, EP or full album , don’t let it disappear quietly into the algorithm. There’s a simple way to give your release a bit more visibility, and a story to go with it. At scene.lu , we’re always keen to support and showcase local music. If you send in your new release along with a short story behind it , we’ll write a dedicated article  about your track, EP or album. That article can then be shared across your own channels

As we enter a new year, there’s a simple yet important task every musician should complete: updating the copyright date on their website from 2025 to 2026 . While it might seem like a small insignificant detail, this update carries meaningful benefits for artists in the digital age. 1. Signals current and active presence This has nothing to do directly with copyright per say, but is probabl the principle reason to update! A current copyright date/year shows that your website

Screenshot for the video "Little Black Dress" by Francis of Delirium shot at this year's Schouberfouer Francis of Delirium has taken home the coveted Radio 100,7 Song vum Joer (Song of the Year) or "KLANG 20205" trophy with their fab track “ Little Black Dress .” After weeks of public voting and heated anticipation, listeners across the Grand Duchy cast their votes via the Radio 100,7 app and website, and the indie standout emerged victorious from a strong shortlist of local

Two days, dozens of artists, countless flavours, rhythms, stories, and smiles. Ons Heemecht  is celebrating an entire decade of bringing people together, and they’re doing it the way they know best: with music, culture, and one big festive weekend you won’t want to miss with a festival entitled “ Stëmmen aus dem Heemechten ”, (voices from the homeland). A brief history For anyone new to the organisation, Ons Heemecht started back in October 2015 as a warm-hearted response to

Luxembourg’s music scene has it all and whether you play classical, jazz, pop, rock, or experimental music, the Philharmonie wants to turn the spotlight firmly onto the people who make the scene so vibrant. Heemspill is the Philharmonie Luxembourg’s homegrown talent programme, and is here with a mission: to bring musicians of all styles and backgrounds out of their rehearsal rooms and onto the glorious Philharmonie stage where the whole country can hear them. Whether you’re

Radio 100,7 has dropped a shortlist of songs from Luxembourg artists it thinks are worthy of the title "Song of the Year" (or rather " Song vum Joer ") and the race is officially on: 10 Luxembourg tracks are battling it out to win the “Klang 2025” trophy a nd you  get to decide the winner! ( Artists and tracks listed below this article ). Luxembourg music lovers across the country can dive into the list and vote via the Radio 100,7 app or website . Whether you're into ind

You’ve probably seen press releases from festivals, venues or promoters, but writing your own as an artist? That can feel a bit intimidating. The good news: it’s not rocket science. It just takes clarity, structure and a little confidence. And yes, you may wonder: “Do musicians still need press releases? Isn’t Instagram enough?” Sure, social media is great, but a well-written press release still matters, especially in a small country like Luxembourg. Journalists, blogs, radio