A wide spectrum of cultural activities will be made available at the Siren’s Call festival which will collaborate with local talents and will offer them a platform for their works of art. Photo: Nader Ghavami

A wide spectrum of cultural activities will be made available at the Siren’s Call festival which will collaborate with local talents and will offer them a platform for their works of art.  Photo: Nader Ghavami

Den Atelier and Neimënster announced the return of the Siren’s call music and culture festival on 25 June with a lineup featuring local musician CHAiLD, Swedish rock bank The Hives and more.

The 2020 and 2021 editions of the festival were cancelled due to the pandemic and the organisers are eager to showcase local artists, designers, creators as well as international ones. Swedish band The Hives will headline the event, while Nothing But Thieves (UK), Hania Rani (PL) Fishbach (FR) will also perform. Electro-pop artist CHAiLD will be the one representing Luxembourg in the lineup. He already performed at Neimënster in 2021 as part of a carte blanche for local production company Charlotte in Red.

A wide spectrum of cultural activities will be made available at the Siren’s Call festival which will collaborate with local talents and will offer them a platform for their works of art. The organisers are also working hand in hand with Luxembourg creators to produce artwork for the event.

Workshops will also be set up for those attending the festival and they will be able to learn dance moves, participate in a yoga class or engage in crafting activities.

Den Atelier and Neimënster have also issued a call for applications for the creator’s market as they promise this year’s edition will be open to more artists. Those interested call apply at

Previously purchased tickets for the 2020 & 2021 editions will remain valid and will be accepted at the doors. Children below 10 years of age are allowed free admission. More information regarding tickets can be found at The organisers advise people to stay up to date regarding sanitary measures for the event on their website.