Eat The Street - Shop Show!

Catch the Planet Music Shop Show at Eat The Street Lismore on August 22nd! Three huge performances from 1:30PM, plus Last Shred Standing Guitar Competition , bringing live music, great vibes, and community spirit to the heart of Lismore. Don’t miss this celebration of local talent and music culture!
1:30pm - 2:00pm : Project Planet Music
2:30pm - 3:10pm : Last Shred Standing
3:40pm - 4:30pm : Moebius
5pm - 5:50pm : Human Dinosaur Machine

Last Shred Standing - 2:30PM - 3:10PM

Jump on stage at 81 Keen Street to compete in our Guitar Solo Competition! Submit your details and a short 15-30sec video of you playing to go into the running!

Finalists will be selected 13/08/2026. This competition is open to all ages and we encourage everyone to apply! Prizes to be won

MOEBIUS 3:40PM - 4:30PM

Moebius is a Byron Bay-based blues-rock band fronted by singer-songwriter Sarah Grant, blending raw emotion, atmospheric storytelling and powerful live energy. Drawing influence from blues, indie rock and alternative roots music, the band explores themes of love, loss, resilience and human connection through deeply personal songwriting and dynamic performances.

Led by Grant - a long-time performer in the Australian live music scene - Moebius has quickly begun building momentum across NSW and QLD with a growing reputation for emotionally charged live shows and authentic musicianship.

HUMAN DINOSAUR MACHINE- 5:00PM - 5:50PM

Another band from the Northern Rivers; big-woo am-I-right? WRONG!—buckle up for a punk rock spectacle that’ll knock your socks off! Picture crispy-fried pop and fluffy punk with denim frills and riffs that will worm their way into your brain forever. Fronted by a pure punk boss babe with a set of lungs that could wake the dead, Human Dinosaur Machine is a live music experience that’s as loud as it is wild! These humans are seasoned pros in keeping the heart of punk beating - placing the vocally raw outfit between their own truth, humour and pain, and supporting this through intricate rhythms and wondrous melodies, both light and dark, just to keep you on your toes during a set!

“HDM are like caged tigers with broken teeth—too wild, too angry, too loud, too BIG! to be boxed into a recording studio. See ‘em live!!” - Rob Hirst, Midnight Oil

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