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

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!

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!

Luxembourg’s jazz scene has never been afraid to dream big and with Rise and Shine, Veda Bartringer has created a expansive and emotionally rich work.

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.

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.

Here is the scene.lu guide to swallowing your pride, muffling your guitar, and getting paid what you’re actually worth in the Luxembourg corporate world

Scene.lu is 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.

Luxembourg’s homegrown talent takes centre stage once again as the Made in Luxembourg Festival returns to Differdange for its third edition on 27 June, with a 2026 line-up shaping up to be one of its most diverse yet.

Are you ready to take your sound from the garage to the big stage? The Service national de la jeunesse (SNJ) has officially launched its call for participants for the 19th edition of the On Stéitsch Festival!

Yes, that’s right. A band many thought had taken its final bow over a decade ago is stepping back into the spotlight, if only for one night…. at least as far as we know.

Few artists navigate the intersection of hip-hop, electronica, and avant-garde quite like Celove. Following a string of experimental instrumental releases and a standout performance at De Gudde Wëllen, Celove is back with a haunting new vocal single: "Faux Fur."

Dontnod single “Change may Come” is by no means a standalone track, it’s the opening chapter of a bigger concept. Change may Come sets the tone for their upcoming four-track EP 4 Seasons

MooFest is back, and it’s bringing a lineup that proves the local scene is louder and prouder than ever.

After more than two decades of skanking, dancing, and not taking life too seriously, The Disliked return with their brand-new EP The Zoo, dropping on 2 May 2026. And because subtlety has never really been their thing, they’re celebrating with what promises to be a suitably wild release party at Rotondes the very same night.