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

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.

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.

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.

Congrats! You’ve survived the rehearsals, booked the venue, and now you’ve got a confirmed date on the calendar. But in a small, busy country like Luxembourg, how do you make sure people actually show up?

For many independent musicians in Luxembourg, releasing music on vinyl has become something of a milestone. The format has made a strong comeback in recent years, offering artists not only a physical product to sell at concerts but also a way to create something tangible for fans.