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.

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.

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.

As spring takes hold, the Luxembourgish duo ENGLBRT has returned with a delicate new offering. Their latest single, Harvest, is a poignant second glimpse into their highly anticipated upcoming EP, SONG(E)S, set for release on June 5, 2026. A Seasonal Shift in Sound Following the driving, electro energy of their previous single Godspeed, Harvest sees the duo—comprised of prolific musicians Georges Goerens and Niels Engel—pivoting toward a more intimate sonic landscape. The tra

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

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.

For the uninitiated, NEXT DEED isn't just another band on the bill. Since forming in 2021, they’ve been drawing quite a bit of attention.