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

Image from Amazing Radio website. (Here's an idea, put Amazing Radio  on now and listen why you read this article 😉 ) Want to get your tracks played in the UK? Amazing Radio could be a great start! Amazing Radio  is one of the UK’s best-known launchpads for genuinely new and emerging music, and is open to Luxembourg and other European artists too! Founded from a musician-first idea in 2009, it built a submission-driven station where artists upload their own tracks and listen

Luxembourg electo-pop duo Esancy  are back with a brand-new single, “FINE” , released on 10 November , and it might be their most soothing moment yet. “Fine” is all about hitting pause in a world that never really does. Think of that one moment when you step outside, inhale properly for the first time all day. That’s the feeling Esancy have bottled into three and a half minutes of warm, quietly powerful indie pop. Blending organic tones with subtle electronic touches, the tr

Luxembourg music takes a major leap onto the European stage: two home-grown acts from the Grand Duchy, DasRADIAL  and Josh Island , have been confirmed to perform at the 40th edition of Eurosonic Noorderslag (ESNS) , to be held in Groningen, Netherlands, from 14–17 January 2026 . Festival overview Eurosonic Noorderslag is one of Europe’s foremost showcase festivals and music industry conferences. Held annually in the Dutch city of Groningen, ESNS brings together emerging arti

Luxembourg’s very own DJ NOSI has dropped a Halloween treat for fans; a cool rework of the Phil Collins legendary track “In The Air Tonight.” Announced with little warning, the release hit SoundCloud just in time for spooky season. “So I thought of a little spread before Halloween. I've been playing my Phil Collins rework all summer long and thought of releasing it right now," NOSI said in a post. "Just a surprise on SoundCloud. I've got some big support on it over the sum

Luxembourg melancholic-rock outfit Go By Brooks marked the release of their third studio album Push Back the Night  with an album-release concert on Saturday 25 October at Centre Culturel Opderschmelz in Dudelange. The band formed in 2013 and  - led by vocalist/guitarist Laetitia Brooks alongside Nicolas Palumbo (guitar), Sacha Heck (bass), Jérôme Moes (keys) and their drummer Steve Krippler - previewed the record’s intimate, hybrid sound to a hometown crowd. Push Back the N

Three decades ago, a few music lovers looked at an old Renault truck garage in Hollerich and saw more than concrete and grease stains, they saw a stage. Fast forward to 2025, and den Atelier is one of Luxembourg’s most iconic music institutions, celebrating 30 years of unforgettable gigs, legendary crowds, and pure live energy. How it all began Back in 1995, Luxembourg’s live scene was pretty quiet. Then came den Atelier; scrappy, ambitious, and determined to bring the kind o

Luxembourg is set to participate in the Eurovision Song Contest 2026, marking its third consecutive appearance since returning to the competition in 2024.

Luxembourg’s music scene is alive with energy and now its performers have a stronger voice to match. FAMIL - Fédération des Musicien(ne)s Interprètes au Luxembourg - or simply FAMIL for short, is the country’s very own performers’ association, created to support, defend, and celebrate the people who make the music happen.

Twenty years after opening its doors, Rockhal marked its milestone anniversary with a show that was as ambitious as it was emotional. Encore , staged on 24 September, brought together over 40 musicians representing every corner of Luxembourg’s music scene for a one-night celebration of the country’s creative pulse. The concert was designed as a living timeline with a vibrant mix of nostalgia and discovery. At its centre stood a powerhouse ten-piece house band, joined througho