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.

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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

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.

With their new single “Crystal Glass (Looking At Somebody)”, Tuys lean into what they do best, blending emotional ambiguity with polished, forward-driving production.

After years of silence, the social channels of Eternal Tango flickered back to life this week, and fans of Luxembourg’s indie scene immediately paid attention.

Francis of Delirium have just unleashed "It’s a Beautiful Life," a high-octane single teaser for their upcoming album Run, Run Pure Beauty, due for release on 29 May.

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.

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