July is here, and with it comes a packed agenda of open air music festivals, summer cinemas, end-of-season parties and outdoor activities. Happy summer days!
1 July: Sting – Music
Legendary British singer-songwriter and rocker Sting presents songs from The Police and his solo career in a three-piece format, including "Fields of Gold", "Roxanne" and "Desert Rose", all while featuring Luxembourg-raised Chris Maas on drums. Tickets.
1–4 July: The Wellies – Kids
She’s stuck at home, it’s raining outside, and she’s played with all her toys. She finds an amazing pair of shiny talking rain boots and discovers their secret power: they can splash her to any time and any place... The Wellies is an interactive opera presented by the English Touring Opera and designed for children and adults with special needs. Free admission.
1 July: Amyl and the Sniffers – Music
Experience a high-voltage onslaught as Melbourne’s wildest punk export, Amyl and the Sniffers, take over Rockhal Box. Frontwoman Amy Taylor’s fierce vocals and raw energy from their album Cartoon Darkness promise a night that’s equal parts riot and catharsis. Tickets.
2 July: Mudam Tour in English – Tour
Take a 45-minute walk through Mudam's current exhibition with an expert prior to discovering the rest of the museum by yourself. Ticket included in admission.
2 July: Hip Hop Marathon – Kids
Take part in a kids workshop on all things hip hop, from rap/beatbox to dance and graffiti. Reserve here.
3 July: Inhaler – Music
The Dublin-based indie rock band returns with energetic hits and tracks from their latest album. Tickets.
3–27 July: Sunset Cinema – Cinema
Open-air cinema is back in Luxembourg this July, with a programme including Top Gun: Maverick, Inside Out, Dirty Dancing, Barbie, A Star Is Born, Bohemain Rhapsody, Lion King and much more. Check the schedule and locations.
4–6 July: Agricultural Fair Ettelbruck – Fair
Dive into Luxembourg’s rural culture with farming demonstrations, animal exhibits, and sustainable food workshops. A day of wholesome fun for the entire family. More info and a detailed programme can be found here.
4 July: Martin Garrix – Music
Prepare to be electrified as Dutch DJ sensation Martin Garrix brings his high-energy EDM spectacle to Luxexpo. Expect floor-shaking drops, mesmerising visuals, and chart-topping hits. Perfect for dance-lovers ready to light up the night. Tickets.
4 July: Hermanos Gutierrez – Music
Leaving behind the desert for the cosmos, Hermanos Gutiérrez present a new sound world on their Sonido Cósmico, brimming with Latin mystique and otherworldly guitar interplay that “shimmers with hallucinogenic energy” (Rolling Stone). Deep, infinite, and spiritual, the new album is an odyssey through lush musical soundscapes. Tickets.
4 July: María Moreno – Music/Dance
María Moreno's dance reflects absolute freedom, deeply rooted in the flamenco tradition. Support comes from local act Luca Vaillancourt y los Pescadores. Tickets.
5 July: Philharmonie on the Kinnekswiss – Music
An annual tradition, the Philharmonic Orchestra plays a free show on the Kinnekswiss park. Director Gustavo Gimeno has invited Joyce DiDonato and Chelsea Zurflüh to join him and the orchestra on stage – two golden voices to mark his final performance as the Luxembourg Philharmonic’s music director. Whether you’re a die-hard opera fan or simply curious, expect a performance full of sparkles and surprises. More details.
5 July: Blast Furnace Festival – Festival
Belval’s iconic industrial site comes alive as the Blast Furnace Festival celebrates its 10th edition with a mix of heritage, family fun and dazzling performances. Visitors can enjoy a free guided tour of the blast furnace, live music, a kids' play zone, and a thrilling zipline experience across the site. The celebrations kick off early with zipline sessions already open on Friday. More info.
5 July: Absolut Bartreng – Music
Absolut Bartreng is an annual open-air music festival held in the heart of Bertrange, showcasing a diverse lineup of national and international artists. This year's edition includes Purple Disco Machine, Sophie & The Giants, Moop Mama x Älice, Anna Grey, and Dream Catcher. Tickets.
5 July: Screaming Fields – Music
See Luxembourg's next generation of music acts at Screaming Fields, the music contest and development programme for young bands. They can take home several cool prizes, including bookings at music festivals in Luxembourg next year. More info.
5 July: End-of-Season party – Party
Summer’s just around the corner and, like every year, some of Europe’s hottest electro artists take over the Philharmonie's Foyer. The party starts at 10pm but the fun already begins at 6pm outside the doors with an Ibiza-style apéro curated by Ultraschall Collective and open to all. Once the sun has set, five DJs will keep the rave going until 4am. Tickets.
5 July: UNICEF City Run – Sports
Taking place in Luxembourg City, the UNICEF City Run invites runners of all ages and fitness levels to join a fun, flexible event focused on togetherness and impact. Choose how many 1.2 km laps to complete – whether you’re jogging with kids, walking the dog, or racing with colleagues – and enjoy live music, food trucks, and family activities along the way. All proceeds go directly to UNICEF projects, turning every step into real support for children in need. More info.
6 July: Air – Music
25 years after the release of Air’s iconic debut album Moon Safari, the renowned duo will play their album live at the Rockhal. Moon Safari birthed hit singles in “Kelly Watch The Stars,” “All I Need” and “Sexy Boy”, shifted million copies around the world, and pushed Air into headline contention at banner festivals. Tickets.
6 July: Kinnekswiss Loves – Music
Jazz-funk legend Candy Dulfer joins the stage with the talented Shelby Johnson for an energetic concert blending jazz, funk and soul, promising a festive and unforgettable end to the Kinnekswiss Loves season. Free show out on the grass, don't forget your picnic.
8 July: Justin Timberlake – Music
Global superstar Justin Timberlake lands in Luxembourg in full smooth-pop glory. Get ready for sleek moves, silky vocals, and his biggest solo anthems. This is the can't-miss show of the summer. Last tickets.
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9 July: Beth Gibbons – Music
First gaining renown as the voice of Portishead, Beth Gibbons has done everything from haunted chamber folk to symphonic compositions, from trip-hop to French pop and everything inbetween. All projects with little in common other than Gibbons' unerring ability to connect with the emotional truth of any kind of music. Tickets.
10 July: Jorja Smith – Music
Since her breakout single ‘Blue Lights’ (2018), Jorja Smith has redefined modern soul with a sound that fuses velvet R&B, smoky jazz, and the bass-heavy pulse of UK soul, always carried by her effortlessly expressive voice. Don't miss her first show in Luxembourg. Tickets.
11 July: Carminho – Music
One of Portugal's most renowned fadistas Carminho is back in Luxembourg for a night of fado, folk and storytelling. An incredible voice you must hear live. Tickets.
12 July: Blues Express – Music
Blues Express, one of the largest blues festivals in Luxembourg and the Greater Region, will make its grand return to Lasauvage and Fond-de-Gras for its 21st edition. Since its inception, 656 concerts have resonated through the woods of Lasauvage and Fond-de-Gras. More info.
15 July: Katie Melua – Music
Katie Melua captured international attention with timeless classics such as “Nine Million Bicycles,” “The Closest Thing to Crazy,” and “Piece by Piece.” These songs not only solidified her reputation as a gifted storyteller but also became anthems for fans across generations. Expect a beautiful singer-songwriter concert sprinkled with jazz, soul and acoustic pop. Tickets.
16 July: Skunk Anansie – Music
Fronted by the powerhouse voice of Skin, Skunk Anansie’s explosive fusion of rock, punk, and soul is back on stage. Expect fierce guitar riffs, empowering vocals, and a performance that hits with unapologetic force. Takes place in beautiful Wiltz. Tickets.
16 July: Damso – Music
Belgian-Congolese rapper Damso takes over Luxexpo with his signature blend of provocative lyricism and moody beats. Darkly poetic and rhythmically compelling, his live set is poised to leave a bold imprint. Tickets.
19 July: Judas Priest – Music
There are few bands that have managed to scale the heights that Judas Priest have during their 50+ year career. Known as pioneers of heavy music, Judas Priest are often credited with inspiring the New Wave of British Heavy Metal and popularising the iconic ‘metal biker’ look. They have sold over 45 million albums. Tickets.
19 July: Blues'n Jazz Rallye – Music
Discover pocket concerts through historic quarters—rocking blues on open stages and intimate jazz sets in cafés, courtyards, and riverfront nooks. A charming musical stroll and plenty of great acts. More info.
20 July: Second-hand market – Market
Stroll among the stands and you might find one-of-a-kind pieces, vintage and decorative items, and unusual finds, while vendors share the stories. A lively, eco-friendly street market. More info.
24 July: 27 July – Echterlive – Music
Zoe Weiss, Ronan Keating, Nico Santos, Francis of Delirium, Josh Island, Luzac, OKE and many more are set to perform outside the historical Echternach Abbey on the last weekend of July. Tickets.
25 July: 21 August – Congés Annulés – Festival
A mix of indie concerts, film screenings, artist markets, and family days throughout the summer holidays. The place to be for culture and afterwork drinks all August. More info.
26 July: 3 August – Medieval Festival – Fair
Knights, fire shows, metal working, sword fighting, traditional baking and much more: Put your phones away as you step into the medieval times at Vianden Castle for a week! More info.
28 July: Guns N' Roses – Music
Get ready to rock out with legends Axl, Slash, and crew as Guns N’ Roses unleashes anthems like “Sweet Child O’ Mine” and “Paradise City.” Expect pyrotechnics, blistering solos, and a night of classic rock nostalgia. Tickets.
