A new live music night is hitting Luxembourg's queer scene, and it's bringing some seriously good local talent along for the ride. Rainbow Center Live kicks off on 6 November with ÆM and cherry red, with ambitions to turn it into a regular fixture on the Grand Duchy's music calendar.

Luxembourg solo musicians and bands have the chance to take their sound across Europe, make new industry connections, and get in front of international audiences, thanks to EXCITE 2027. Making great music is one thing. Getting it heard beyond your home turf is another. But if you're a Luxembourg-based solo musician or band looking to take the next step internationally, an exciting opportunity has just landed. Kultur lx is inviting Luxembourg artists and bands to apply for EXC

Got a jazz project with ambition, ideas and plenty of room to grow? Then it might be time to put your musical career into motion. Kultur | lx – Arts Council Luxembourg is joining forces with partners across the border for the fifth edition of Propulsion, a career-boosting programme designed to help jazz musicians and related music projects take their next big step. Bringing together talent from Luxembourg, France’s Grand Est region, French-speaking Belgium and French-speaking

Autumn is the season for falling leaves, darker evenings and, apparently, musical experimentation. Luxembourg band Dontnod are embracing all three with ‘Faith and Wonders’, their new track landing on 24 October as the third instalment of their four-track project 4 Seasons.

What happens when you take the dark riffs of symphonic metal, throw in a pipe organ and move the whole thing into a church? For Luxembourg’s ShadoWhisperS, the answer is Metal & Pipes: an unexpected musical adventure that’s far more than a match made in heaven.

Eleven years of memories, a relationship coming to an end, and emotions that are hard to put into words. Luxembourg DJ and producer José Sanchez is turning a deeply personal chapter of his life into music with “Missing You”, his latest release under his progressive electronic alias Calvion.

Eighty hopefuls walked into RTL’s studios over the weekend, all hoping to take one step closer to representing Luxembourg at the Eurovision Song Contest 2027. Now, just 12 remain in the running.

Luxembourg rockers Pilot Light turn modern-day misery into an indie-rock party with “So Much Worse”. It’s proof that you can, in fact, dance while everything goes to hell.

We’re one year in! On 11 October, scene.lu celebrates its first birthday with an ever growing directory of local talent, a packed events calendar and nearly 100 articles shining a light on the music that makes Luxembourg tick. Not bad for a project fuelled by passion, a love of music and one person's determination to get the scene heard.

FAMIL is cooking up something a little different with its Jukebox Night, bringing a room full of local music fans together for an evening of homegrown hits, unexpected classics and live musical magic

Things are about to get seriously hot. Luxembourg power-rockers SUPERDRIVE are back with their new single I’m on Fire, a full-throttle rock anthem with a bit of a blues feel, that bottles the adrenaline and sweat of being on stage.

What happens when your most important room has no door, no windows and no way out? Luxembourg rock act Kivo Van Twist explores the answer with 'Room 17', a dark, atmospheric new single tackling bullying, its consequences, and the things we should think about before we speak or act.

Celove's latest single, “Ghosted”, takes that all-too-familiar experience of being ignored and flips it on its head. Instead of wallowing in disappointment, Celove turns rejection into confidence, humour and a healthy dose of “your loss”.

What happens when the music takes over? For Leo Lopez, Diego Veira and Groovy Huv, the answer is PUPILAS, a new music video that dives headfirst into Luxembourg’s nightlife, with a healthy dose of lasers, smoke, surrealism and supernatural energy thrown into the mix.

Nine artists, one stage, five years of putting mental health firmly in the spotlight, and proving that sometimes, music can say what words can't. As mental health isn't always an easy conversation, why not start with music?

Local talent is packing its bags and hitting the continental road! This autumn, many Luxembourg acts are stepping up to the plate at some of Europe’s most hyped showcase festivals. From buzzing industry hubs in Germany to eclectic stages in Austria, Serbia, Wales, and the Netherlands, the Grand Duchy’s sound is crossing borders in a major way.

Selling a t-shirt after a gig? Moving vinyl through your website? That little Payconiq QR code you may have been carrying around since 2022 is about to become very yesterday. Here's what Luxembourg musicians need to know about Wero.

Luxembourg’s alternative metal outfit NEXT DEED have been performing their heavy riffs, soaring choruses and emotional storytelling for five years now. However with their upcoming single Cherrie, arriving on 4 September, the band are doing something they’ve never done before: turning the volume down.

Luxembourg folk-punk favourites Schëppe Siwen are inviting fans, friends and curious newcomers to join them for an ambitious single-take music video, filmed entirely in one continuous shot, with no cuts.

On Saturday 22 August, Beaufort Castle swaps knights and nobles for guitars, synths, DJs and seriously good vibes as the totally new Stones in Vibration transforms one of the country's most iconic landmarks into a celebration of everything that's proudly 'Made in Luxembourg' for a FREE festival.