British indie rock band Foals will be headlining the fourth edition of the Siren's Call festival in Luxembourg, taking place on Saturday 27 June 2020 at the Abbey Neimünster and its surroundings.
The organisers of the Siren’s Call Music & Culture Festival today announced the full musical line-up as well as the cultural programme of the 2020 edition. In addition to Foals, this year's headliners include British rockers Nothing But Thieves and the Polish pianist, composer and musician, Hania Rani. The line-up also features Swedish post-punk band Viagra Boys, Germany's Josin, British band The Howl & The Hum and French singer Joanna, as well as local acts CHAiLD and Charlotte Bridge.
The Siren’s Call Music & Culture Festival started in 2017 and has since become a major annual summer event in the Grand Duchy, with multiple genres performing on various stages in the historic centre of Luxembourg City. Venues this year include the Siren’s Main Stage, Melusina Stage, Siggy’s Stage, Church Stage, Garden Stage, the Agora, the Brasserie and the Lawn as well as De Gudde Wëllen.
As in previous editions, the 2020 edition of the festival will also feature a variety of cultural activities. From art and theatrical performances to light and sound installations and a design exhibition, the festival collaborates with local talents and offers a platform for their works. This year's cultural programme will, for the very first time, feature an interdisciplinary play on Siggy’s stage as a new artistic venture.
In addition, the Siren’s Call team is working once again hand in hand with local artists to create original artwork for the festival. The festival market will feature local craftspeople and designers and will give them the opportunity to present and sell their creations to the festival audience. The market will again include regional initiatives with a strong social or ecological background so that they can create awareness for their causes. Those wishing to present their creations at the festival market can apply via email: hello@sirenscall.lu. There will also be workshops offering festival-goers the chance to learn dance moves, relax in a yoga class or craft together with their friends and children.
Attendees can also visit the food village offering locally produced and selected food and a wine bar with biodynamic wines and crémants.
General admission to the festival costs €58.20 (incl. all costs). Free admission for children under 10. All children below 14 years of age must be accompanied by an adult. For further information and to purchase tickets, visit www.sirenscall.lu.
