Our guide to Luxembourg life, culture, and entertainment

3 November – Arch Enemy + Amorphis + Eluveitie + Gatecreeper – MUSIC

Four heavyweights of modern metal unite for one unmissable co-headline show. Expect melodic firepower, fierce riffs and symphonic grandeur as Arch Enemy, Amorphis, Eluveitie and Gatecreeper take over the stage. Fans of technical mastery and raw power, this one's for you. Tickets & info.

4 November – Board Game Night – SOCIAL

Roll the dice, grab a drink, and get ready for some friendly competition – it's Board Game Night at De Gudde Wëllen! Every first Tuesday of the month, the cosy bar transforms into a gamer's paradise with tasty drinks, homemade veggie and vegan bites, and a fresh line-up of brilliant board games far beyond the old-school classics. Don't worry about reading the rules – the Board Game Nights team will guide you through everything. Just show up, sit down, and play your heart out. €5 per person, fun guaranteed. More info.

4 November – Ioulia Karapataki – MUSIC

Greek sensation Ioulia Karapataki brings her powerful voice and radiant energy to Luxembourg for the very first time. Known for her deeply emotional performances, she promises an evening filled with soulful melodies, traditional Greek sounds, and fresh material from her latest album. Tickets & info.

5 November – HAUSER – MUSIC

The world-renowned cellist, internet sensation and showman brings his signature blend of virtuosity and theatrical flair to Rockhal. From Bach to pop reinterpretations, HAUSER's live shows blur genres with passion and precision. His European tour begins right here in Luxembourg. Tickets & info.

5 November – Slum Village – MUSIC

Straight out of Detroit's Conant Gardens, Slum Village embody the soul of their city – a brotherhood born from beats, friendship, and flow. Founded by T3, Baatin, and the late great J Dilla, their sound helped define a generation of hip hop. Today, T3 and Grammy-nominated Young RJ keep that legacy alive and thriving, blending old-school warmth with fresh energy. From classics like Tainted and Selfish (feat. Kanye West & John Legend) to their latest album F.U.N. with guests like Cordae and Larry June, Slum Village continue to evolve while staying true to their roots – smooth, soulful, and unmistakably Detroit. Tickets & info.

6 November – Ana Popovic – MUSIC

Get ready for a night of pure blues fire with Ana Popovic, the undisputed queen of modern blues. Famed for her dazzling slide guitar skills and electrifying stage presence, Popovic fuses funk, jazz, and soulful blues into a sound that's entirely her own. Having shared the stage with icons like B.B. King and Joe Bonamassa, and as the only woman to ever play the Experience Hendrix tour, she's earned her place among the greats. Her latest album POWER even soared to the top of the Billboard Blues Charts. Tickets & info.

7–9 November – LAN Party – SOCIAL

Eppelduerfer a.s.b.l. transforms the Medernach sports hall into a gamer's paradise as welan.lu returns for another epic edition. From 7 to 9 November, one of Luxembourg's biggest LAN parties takes over the space, swapping football goals for rows of tables, chairs, and cables ready to power up to 100 players. Expect three days of non-stop gaming, competition, and community spirit as enthusiasts connect, play, and celebrate their shared passion for all things digital. More info.

7 November – Friends of the Groove – CLUB

Step into the underground with Friends of the Groove, a night where crate-diggers, beat lovers, and good vibes collide. Curated by Fonclair, this intimate club session is all about quality tunes, shared energy, and deep cuts that keep you moving till morning. Tickets & info.

8 November – Paralympic Day – WORKSHOP

On 8 November, the Rehazenter transforms into a hub of inspiration and athleticism for the fifth edition of Paralympic Day. This vibrant event invites everyone to dive into the world of Paralympic sports to watch, learn, and take part alongside Luxembourg's own para-athletes. With over 20 disciplines and workshops to explore, from wheelchair basketball to inclusive curling, there’s something for every level of ability and curiosity. Expect thrilling demonstrations, hands-on activities, and encounters that showcase the true spirit of determination and inclusion. More info.

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8 November – Klangphonics – MUSIC

Berlin trio Klangphonics bring their signature mix of deep electronic soundscapes and live instrumentation to the Rockhal Club. Expect pulsating rhythms, immersive visuals and a unique live-electronic energy perfect for a late-night session. Tickets & info.

8 November – Júníus Meyvant & Josh Island – MUSIC

Experience an intimate night of world-class songwriting as Iceland's Júníus Meyvant joins Luxembourg-based Dutch artist Josh Island for a special Deluxe Session. Meyvant's soulful, cinematic folk-pop meets Island’s warm, groove-filled storytelling in a performance that crosses borders and genres with effortless charm. Two distinctive voices, one unforgettable evening of melody and emotion. Tickets & info.

8–9 November – African Book Fair – FAIR

The Luxembourg African Book Fair returns for its second edition, celebrating the richness and diversity of African literature. Hosted by the LIKABA association, the fair features author meet-and-greets, conferences, cultural activities, and opportunities to discover new literary gems. More info.

8–9 November – Mineral Expo – FAIR

Step into the dazzling world of Minerals and Precious Stones at the Luxembourg Mineral Expo. Over 80 exhibitors showcase a stunning array of treasures, from raw crystals and fossils to gemstone-inspired jewelry and artisanal creations. More info.

8–9 November – Musée Ephémère – FAIR

Step back in time with Musée Ephémère, a one-of-a-kind experience where fully autonomous robotic dinosaurs bring the prehistoric world to life. More than an exhibition, it's a live show that has captivated audiences across France and Europe for over five years. More info.

9 November – John Butler – MUSIC

Australian ARIA award-winner John Butler brings his guitar wizardry and storytelling back to the stage with PRISM, his tenth studio album. Breaking away from the John Butler Trio, Butler mixes raw street-performer energy with refined production, taking listeners from festival-ready anthems to soul-searching ballads. Expect hypnotic guitar riffs, explosive percussion, and stories that hit close to home. Tickets & info.

10 November – Dropkick Murphys – MUSIC

Boston's Celtic-punk legends Dropkick Murphys return to Rockhal with their unmistakable mix of working-class anthems, bagpipes and electric live energy. Sing along to Shipping Up to Boston and more as their European tour hits Luxembourg. Tickets & info.

11–12 November – Deadline – DANCE

In Deadline, Luxembourgish-Portuguese choreographer William Cardoso turns rupture into a powerful act of renewal. This striking trio performance dives into the tension between resistance and surrender, inspired by Krishnamurti's reflections on the freedom found in letting go. Through movement that balances fragility and force, Cardoso crafts a space where old certainties crumble and new possibilities take root. Tickets & info.

11 November – Yoga & Classical – SPORT/MUSIC

What if your new yoga buddy was a classical composer? Put on some comfy clothes and come stretch to the sound of Cécile Chaminade's most delicate chamber music, which will be played live by the pianist Cathy Krier. All levels of experience are welcome. Tickets & info.

11 November – Wet Leg – MUSIC

The Isle of Wight’s beloved oddballs are back. Fresh from global tours and a whirlwind of awards, Wet Leg return to Rockhal on 11 November to present their hotly anticipated second album, moisturizer. Led by Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers, and joined by Ellis Durand, Henry Holmes and Joshua Mobarak, the five-piece promise a night that's punchier, prettier and delightfully off-kilter. Tickets & info.

11 November – Tony Hadley – MUSIC

Experience the legendary ex-Spandau Ballet frontman Tony Hadley, the iconic voice behind timeless hits like True, Gold, and Through the Barricades, live at den Atelier. With a career spanning over four decades, Hadley's powerhouse vocals and magnetic stage presence turn every performance into a masterclass in pop, soul, and swing. Tickets & info.

12 November – Áron Horváth – MUSIC

Ever heard of the cimbalom before? Imagine removing the lid from a grand piano and you're left with a type of dulcimer: a cast iron frame with a wooden exterior, and a host of strings to be played with small hammers. Originating from Hungary, the cimbalom looks just like that and will mesmerise you with its soothing, exotic tones on 12 November. Young Áron Horváth rose to fame at the even younger age of 12 and has planned an exciting programme to showcase his instrument, including works by fellow Hungarian natives and commissions by two esteemed female contemporary composers. Tickets & info.

13 November – Homage to Zakir Hussain – MUSIC

Recently deceased tabla master Zakir Hussain left his mark on Indian music and its fertile interactions with other musical styles. On this special "raga night", the Philharmonie will be paying tribute to him with a double bill featuring musicians performing the repertoire with breathtaking mastery. Tickets & info.

13 November – Sam Bettens – MUSIC

Get ready to hit the road with Sam Bettens, whose new country-Americana album is a masterclass in storytelling and soul. From his Belgian roots to a 15-year stint in East Tennessee, Bettens channels life's highs, lows, and everything in between into songs that feel lived-in and utterly authentic. Produced by Nashville legend Tom Bukovac, the album blends fresh energy with seasoned craftsmanship, delivering lyrics that flow like water and a voice that commands attention. Whether you know him from K’s Choice or are discovering his Americana side for the first time, this is a night to sit back, let the music take you across dusty highways, and believe every word. Tickets & info.

14–16 November – International Motor Show – FAIR

Rev your engines for the International Motor Show Luxembourg, the Grand Duchy's premier car and motorcycle extravaganza! Spread over 30,000 m², the show brings together over 200 exhibitors and 35,000 visitors to explore the latest production cars, luxury vehicles, classic models, motorcycles, motorsport highlights, and cutting-edge mobility innovations. The 2025 edition puts Ferrari in the spotlight: Hall 1 showcases an extraordinary collection of Ferrari road and race cars, past and present. More info.

14–15 November – Orlando – MUSIC

Händel's Orlando was a daring milestone of its time – a tale of love, jealousy and madness that broke all the rules. Director Jeanne Desoubeaux now reimagines it through a 21st-century lens, setting the story in a museum where history and emotion collide. As Orlando's passion turns to obsession, only the magician Zoroastro can restore balance. With Katarina Bradić, Christophe Rousset, and Les Talens Lyriques, this modern take brings Händel's drama to life in a striking dialogue between past and present. Tickets & info.

15 November – Benoit Martiny Band – MUSIC

Two decades of jazz'n'roll – that's something worth celebrating! The Benoit Martiny Band (BMB) mark their 20th anniversary with a live tour and the release of BMB Live in Germany, capturing the raw energy and spirit of a band that’s played from Luxembourg to Japan and beyond. Blending Hendrix-style fire with Mingus-inspired groove and Zappa-esque chaos, BMB's sound is fearless, wild, and unmistakably their own. Join them for the final party of the year at De Gudde Wëllen. Tickets & info.

15 November – City Party – KIDS

Organised by the City of Luxembourg's Service Jeunesse, this one’s just for the teens – a night where 12 to 17-year-olds take over den Atelier for an evening of music, lights, and non-stop vibes. Expect a killer local line-up with DJ Edy Horvay, DJ Pinkspace, and DJ C Drew spinning the beats that’ll keep you moving all night. Tickets & info.

15–16 November – Game On – SOCIAL

Gamers and board game lovers, get ready – Game On is back! This year, the Bonnevoie cultural centre transforms into a gamer's paradise for a full weekend of play, discovery, and competition. Dive into a packed programme featuring video games from Luxembourg and the Greater Region, creative workshops, thrilling tournaments, and the latest board game releases – plus a chance to grab unique second-hand finds. More info.

16 November – Mumford & Sons – MUSIC

Folk-rock titans Mumford & Sons make their long-awaited return to Luxembourg as part of their massive 19-date European arena tour. The trio – Marcus Mumford, Ben Lovett and Ted Dwane – bring with them Rushmere, their first new album in six years, produced by nine-time Grammy winner Dave Cobb. Expect roaring harmonies, heartfelt anthems and a celebratory energy that harks back to the band's beginnings on Wimbledon Common. €1 from each ticket will go to War Child, supporting children affected by conflict. Tickets & info.

16 November – Hiromi's Sonicwonder – MUSIC

The latest album from the electrifying Hiromi, Sonicwonder, is bursting with funk and groove. Introducing the trumpet into her quartet for the first time, she personifies, with unbridled energy, the seamless fusion of styles that have shaped her musical education. Tickets & info.

17 November – Electric Callboy – MUSIC

Brace yourself: Electric Callboy are crashing into Rockhal on 17 November with their unstoppable mix of electronic fury and metal mayhem. Known for sold-out shows and sheer live energy, this is a night of heart-thumping riffs, electrifying beats, and chaos you can dance to – maybe even moshing while grinning from ear to ear. If you want your November night to be unforgettable (and slightly insane), this is the one. Tickets & info.

18–20 November – SWEAT. A Musclical – MUSICAL

The Rimini Protokoll collective turns the world of music upside down in Songs of Push and Pull, a playful exploration of what it means to make sound, move, and perform. Part of rainy days (see next event), this inventive piece transforms fitness equipment into musical instruments, inviting both trained performers and everyday gym-goers to improvise together. Here, muscle meets melody: the rhythms of exercise merge with pop and contemporary music, blurring the line between physical training and artistic expression. The result is a uniquely human soundscape that pulses with energy, effort, and creativity. Tickets & info.

21–23 November – Bazar International – CHARITY

Travel the world without leaving Luxembourg at the Bazar International, a three-day celebration of culture, food, and discovery. Nearly 60 colourful stands offer delicious international cuisine, refreshing drinks, and unique non-food items – from handmade jewellery and clothing to Christmas decorations – all representing the richness of their countries. The best part? Every purchase helps support life-changing humanitarian projects around the globe, so you can enjoy amazing flavours and treasures while making a difference. More info.

18–23 November – Rainy Days Festival – MUSIC

Is today's music overly intellectual? The 2025 festival rainy days grabs this cliché by the throat, choosing "bodies" as its theme. Bodies and physicality have always interested the arts. Check out the full programme around this topic and festival here.

19–20 November – La Veronal – DANCE

In Firmamento, Marcos Morau and his company La Veronal – returning to the Grand Théâtre after their acclaimed Sonoma – craft a striking exploration of the shift from childhood to adolescence, a space of transformation and imagination. Six dancers move through a retro-futuristic world filled with surreal machines and puppets, their choreography blending precision and poetry. Juan Cristóbal Saavedra's soundscape fuses classical and electronic textures, reimagining works by Wagner, Strauss, and Bowie. Tickets & info.

20 November – James Arthur – MUSIC

Get ready for a night of pure emotion as James Arthur takes over Rockhal on 20 November. The X Factor UK winner-turned-global star has a knack for turning heartbreak and hope into unforgettable anthems – from the world-conquering Impossible to the tender Say You Won't Let Go. Expect a set packed with soaring vocals, raw honesty, and those goosebump moments that only James Arthur can deliver. Tickets & info.

20–22 November – Echter'World Festival – MUSIC

The Echter'World Festival returns to Echternach, transforming the town into a vibrant meeting point of global sounds and cultures. Across one colourful weekend, international acts and local artists share the stage in a celebration of music without borders. This year's line-up features Alberto Caicedo, Divanhana, and Paulo Gonzo, each bringing their unique rhythm and soul to the heart of Echternach. Tickets & info.

21 November – Louane – MUSIC

Solo marks a bold new chapter for Louane, revealing a side of the French pop star we've never seen before. Gone are the insecurities of adolescence – Louane now embraces her emotions with confidence, unafraid to take risks or step outside her comfort zone. After 11 years in the spotlight, she's reinventing herself through an album that celebrates every facet of her personality. Tickets & info.

22 November – Caroline – MUSIC

Caroline began as a three-piece in early 2017, evolving out of weekly improvisation sessions and bringing together shared influences from midwestern emo guitar music, Appalachian folk, minimalist classical and various forms of dance music. Following their critically acclaimed self-titled debut LP, the band – now an eight-piece – released caroline 2 earlier this year, hailed by NME as ​"their most dazzling record to date". Tickets & info.

23 November – The Nutcracker – BALLET

Step into a sparkling winter wonderland with The Nutcracker, where Tchaikovsky's timeless score meets Franceconcert's magical choreography. Follow Clara as her little nutcracker toy springs to life, battles mischievous mice, and transforms into a charming prince – whisking her away to a fairytale kingdom filled with wonder. Whether you're young, young at heart, or simply enchanted by music and movement, this two-act classic promises delight, awe, and festive magic at every turn. Tickets & info.

25 November – Portuguese Queer Shorts – FILM

Experience an evening dedicated to contemporary Portuguese queer cinema, showcasing a vibrant selection of recent short films. This programme highlights the diversity, creativity, and emotional depth of a genre that continues to open doors for women and trans filmmakers to share their voices, stories, and perspectives. Curated by Constança Carvalho Homem, programmer at the Queer Lisboa & Queer Porto International Film Festivals, the screening will be followed by an introduction and/or Q&A with Constança. More details.

26 November – Eva Cremers – WORKSHOP

Step into a joyful 3D world where Eva Cremers will share her journey of accidentally becoming a successful 3D artist and director. Through her early and recent work she comes armed with an honest talk, filled with insights on her bumpy high-speed journey through the Creative Wild West. More info.

26 November – Bull Frisell Trio – MUSIC

With a career spanning over four decades, Bill Frisell stands among the most inventive and expressive guitarists of his generation. Known for his spellbinding blend of jazz, folk, and Americana, Frisell's collaborations on Blue Note Records – including Harmony, Valentine, and Four – have earned him universal acclaim. Tickets & info.

27–30 November – Swan Lake – DANCE

Celebrating its 30th anniversary, Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake – the groundbreaking reinvention of Tchaikovsky's classic – returns to the stage at the Grand Théâtre. When it premiered in 1995, Bourne's bold decision to replace the traditional female swans with a fierce male ensemble sent shockwaves through the dance world. Since then, the production has become a global phenomenon, earning over 30 awards, including three Tonys, and enjoying record-breaking runs in the West End and on Broadway. This spectacular revival invites new audiences to experience the raw power, wit, and emotional depth of a masterpiece that redefined modern dance theatre. Tickets & info.

28–30 November – Wine and Cremant Festival – FAIR

Wine lovers can explore the richness of Luxembourg's vineyards at a three-day tasting event featuring around 50 winemakers and over 500 wines and Crémants. Alongside the tastings, the Food Village, curated by chef Julien Cliquet, serves up a refined selection of Luxembourgish specialties. Visitors can enjoy a relaxed atmosphere to chat with winemakers, discover new favourites, and place orders just in time for the year-end celebrations. Tickets & info.

29 November – Dance with Wolves – FILM/MUSIC

A modern and socially committed western, Dances with Wolves marks actor Kevin Costner's directorial debut and also stars him in the lead role. Winner of seven Oscars, this humanist fresco set against the backdrop of the American Civil War conjures up wide open spaces, poignant fraternisation and a moving love story, the whole thing underpinned by John Barry's grandiose score. Music performed live by the Luxembourg Philharmonic. Tickets & info.

29 November – Between Shelves – MUSIC

Get ready to groove with Between Shelves, the four-piece band weaving funky beats, lush electronics, and emotive lyrics into a sound all their own. Their new album, Golden Age, is a playful dive into nostalgia, personal growth, and life's big questions – with bold brass, experimental textures, and melodies that stick in your head long after the show ends. Join them at Rockhal's Floor for a release night that promises energy, atmosphere, and an immersive journey through every sonic corner of Golden Age. Tickets & info.

29 November – From Idea to Series – WORKSHOP

In this practical, hands-on workshop, participants will explore the creative process and learn the basics of building a cohesive photo series. They will then have the opportunity to create their own mini-series during a guided practical session. No prior experience required – this workshop is open to anyone curious about photography and creative expression. More info.

29–30 November – Comic Con – FAIR

Comic Con Luxembourg is back at LuxExpo The Box on 29‑30 November 2025, bringing together fans of comics, manga, cosplay, gaming, films, series, sci‑fi and fantasy for a weekend of fun and fandom. This year's star guests include Ian McDiarmid, Jason Isaacs, Evanna Lynch, Jamie Campbell Bower and Jack Gleeson, offering photo‑ops, autographs, panels, and plenty of surprises alongside a massive geek market. Tickets.

30 November – David Bay – MUSIC

Hamburg’s own David Bay brings that unmistakable mix of groove and soul – indie meets disco, 70s shimmer meets modern flair. His sound dances between the club and the couch, blending funky basslines with heartfelt emotion that stays with you long after the last beat drops. With over 30 releases, a thriving label (Zissou Records), and a growing live show featuring bass, guitar, synths and vocals, David Bay is redefining what it means to move a crowd. Tickets & info.