Congrats! You’ve survived the rehearsals, booked the venue, and now you’ve got a confirmed date on the calendar. But in a small, busy country like Luxembourg, how do you make sure people actually show up?

Luxembourg acts MAYA, Daniel Balthasar, Josh Island and Go By Brooks have all released their music on vinyl, and shared their experiences to shed light on how the process works in practice.

For many independent musicians in Luxembourg, releasing music on vinyl has become something of a milestone. The format has made a strong comeback in recent years, offering artists not only a physical product to sell at concerts but also a way to create something tangible for fans.

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.

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

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