International and local artists will take to the stage at the USINA festival, taking place at the end of May 2025, in Neischmelz, Dudelange. This will be the fourth edition of the multicultural event.

The City of Dudelange, den Atelier, De Gudde Wëllen and the Op Der Schmelz announced the line-up for USINA25 at a joint press conference on Monday morning.

Those who remember last year's line-up know that there is always a wide array of talents booked. Last year, German rapper Cro was among the many acts ensuring an electric atmosphere.

2 days and 5 stages

The 2025 edition takes place on 30 and 31 May.

There will be five stages: A-Stage, Casa Communa, VEWA, Kantina and the CNA-Pomhouse.

Line-up day 2

Do you remember the hit 'Supergirl' by the band Reamonn? The frontman of the group, which separated in 2010, is the Irish singer-songwriter Rea Garvey. He'll be taking to the main stage on 30 May.

Hailing from the English town of Stalybridge is Singer-Songwriter Jack Curley, who will bring a raw, emotional performance to the festival.

One of Luxembourg's biggest rising acts at the moment, Joel Marques, finalist of the Luxembourg Song Contest in 2024, will represent the Grand Duchy on Friday.

Line-up day 2

Rocking the main stage on Saturday is Belgian supergroup dEUS, who formed in Antwerp in 1991.

The Italian Singer-Songwriter Fil Bo Riva will bring southern roots to Luxembourg, but his band, based largely in Berlin, will provide the arrangements to his indie-rock, folk and blues sound.

Then there's EDSUN, Luxembourg's own R'n'B star, with his renowned stage performances.

And a famous component of the USINA festival: Mambo Schinki, with his escapades to polka, mambo, rumba and disco music getting all feet shuffling.

More details

Tickets are €59 for Friday, with Saturday free as usual for everyone. Children under 12 can make a request for a free ticket by emailing info@atelier.lu.

Owners of a cultural pass are also allowed to enter for free. The full line-up up until now, including more details, is online now. More acts will be announced in the upcoming months.