Music Events in Lismore

Get ready for a night of classic hits and good vibes with Kenny Rogers & Friends at Lismore Workers Club!

Get ready for an unforgettable night at Groovin The Moo, happening on Saturday 9 May at Oakes Oval, Widjabul/Wia-bal Country. From 11am to 10pm, this all-ages event promises a fantastic lineup and a memorable experience. Tickets start at $125+BF.

Felicity Lawless returns to Lismore Yoga Studio with an intimate evening of world music fusion, Spanish guitar, rock and reggae as part of her Tiger Rising album launch. Experience soaring vocal melodies, heart-wrenching ballads and her signature, virtuosic guitar style infused with presence, love and connection. This show will sell out, so tell your friends and grab your tickets early to join in this magikal music experience, surrounded by community and good vibes. Early bird tickets are discounted at $25 until March 31 and ARE LIMITED TO 50 only so get in quick!

Scattered Order returns to THE MESSAGE AT SEESPACE to launch their new album “Continue”. A recording of hope-filled laments that touch on the ephemeral and timeless moments in memory and slow renewal.

Eric Flu's dropping his debut album! Come and celebrate with a line up of local artists with sets from Bardi, Evergreen MC, Egnaro from Eastbay Studios and Eric Flu. With an open mic cypher to finish the night.

Join us for this free Kids Classic Concert presented by the Northern Rivers Conservatorium’s Chamber Strings Orchestra. Perfect for young audiences and families, this lively holiday concert features music from beloved favourites including Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, The Flintstones and more. Performed by the Conservatorium’s talented young string musicians, the program brings these well-known tunes to life through the rich and vibrant sound of a live ensemble.

It’s loud, joyful, a bit chaotic in the best way and completely judgement free. The kind of event where the chorus hits, hands go up, strangers become instant besties and the whole room sings like nobody’s watching.

The Northern Rivers Conservatorium is excited to host DEM MOB, a groundbreaking First Nations hip hop group from the APY Lands (Pukatja), for a powerful panel conversation with NRC First Nations Music Coordinator Blake Rhodes. As the first MCs to rap in Pitjantjatjara, DEM MOB use music as a tool for cultural strength, education and change. Empowering young people and sharing important stories with wider audiences. Hear about their journey, creative process, and how music connects culture, identity and community. Free event, all welcome - please register.

groundbreaking First Nations hip hop group from the APY Lands (Pukatja). Drawing on their experience using music as a tool for learning, storytelling and cultural expression, DEM MOB will guide participants through lyric writing, rhythm and performance. Whether you’re just starting out or already creating, this workshop is about building confidence and creativity in a supportive environment. Spaces limited – bookings essential.

BLAH BARZ is a recurring hip hop event rooted in the heart of Lismore, NSW—built for artists, by artists. Showcasing a mix of emerging and established talent, the night brings together raw lyricism, live performances, cyphers, and community energy in an intimate, high-vibe setting.

Jamie Hay, Paddy McHugh, Emmy Hour & Joseph Allen play Blah Bar in Lismore to launch Jamie Hay with Liam White's new album "Sunset Months"