Applications have officially opened for the Luxembourg Song Contest 2027 (LSC), the competition that will decide who represents the Grand Duchy at the Eurovision Song Contest 2027.

Luxembourg pop artist Debbie M is turning the page on a new chapter with the release of her latest single “Opposite”, out now, a track that sees her embracing a darker, more beat-driven alt-pop sound and stepping confidently into her own artistic identity.

Luxembourg post-rock trio Kakumori are inviting listeners into their own minds, with their new single Seppuku.

Most social media platforms only let you put one clickable link in your profile. So which one do you choose? The answer is: none of them. Instead, use a service like Linktree. One link, everything you do.

Luxembourg's folk-pop duo Riverflow have just released their debut album Next to the Trees and scene.lu has got a first listen to it ahead of the crowd!

Luxembourg's dance music scene has never been shy about producing talent, but few artists have been as relentlessly productive in recent years as DJ José Sanchez. Now, he’s taking a stylish detour into new territory with the release of Next To Me (La La La), his very first Nu-Disco track.

Good news for Luxembourg and Eurovision as the country commits to at least three more years of sequins, drama and key changes.

On 11 July, the first Luxembourg Rocks Summerfest will take over Sang a Klang in Pfaffenthal, bringing together local musicians, passionate fans and anyone who simply enjoys a night of loud guitars, big choruses and live music done properly.

From 24 July to 20 August, Rotondes transforms into the country’s ultimate hangout as Congés Annulés returns for a month of exciting gigs, cold drinks, and late-night DJ sets for those staying in Luxembourg this summer.

On Saturday, 11 July, the Rockhal Club transforms into a high-octane launchpad for the country’s best young emerging talent at the annual Screaming Fields Festival.

If you tune into Luxembourg’s ARA City Radio weekday mornings, you are undoubtedly familiar with the voice of Charles Goodhew. As the station's Morning Show presenter, he is a staple of local airwaves. What he hasn't broadcast quite as loudly, however, is his secret life as a singer-songwriter.

Local producer, rapper and all-round sonic architect Turnup Tun has officially received a gold disc for the single “Adria”, his collaboration with Austrian party-rap crew Glue Boys proving that Luxembourg artists are no longer staying inside Luxembourg borders.

Before anyone else gets to hear it, Luxembourg alternative pop-rock artist Marcy has given scene.lu an exclusive first listen to her brand new single Until She Minds, arriving officially on 12 June, and it’s a catchy cracker!

Hidden deep in the rugged beauty of Luxembourg’s northwest, something wonderfully wild is about to happen again. From 22 to 24 May, the annual Koll an Aktioun returns to the spectacular Musée de l'Ardoise in Haut-Martelange, and honestly, there’s nothing else in Luxembourg quite like it.

The Luxembourg Guitar Festival has officially wrapped up its fifth edition, and if this year proved anything, it’s that classical guitar in Luxembourg is not a niche curiosity quietly tucked into conservatory corridors. It’s growing into a serious cultural force.

Hold onto your leather jackets, Luxembourg! One of our local classic rock bands, Dapple Rose, has officially blessed our ears. On 15 May, the band dropped their brand-new album, M, across major streaming platforms.

Eva Marija's song Mother Nature may not have conquered Europe, but in Luxembourg it clearly touched people. Her warmth, her smile, her positivity and authenticity made her instantly lovable.

For Eurovision Song Contest 2026, Luxembourg may have found its most intriguing entry yet in Eva Marija and her song Mother Nature. The 20-year-old singer and violinist dominated the national final

Luxembourg’s rock scene just got a boost. SUPERDRIVE returns on 4 May with How Does It Feel?, a fist-pumping, arena-sized anthem that proves classic melodic power rock still has plenty of fuel left in the tank.

There’s a certain irony in losing everything that finally pushes you to release something. For Luxembourg musician Claude Fridrici, a devastating PC crash became the unexpected spark behind his first solo instrumental EP, “Through the Cloud”, released this April.