Join us in welcoming iconic Australian singer, songwriter & producer Brian Cadd to the Club.

Brian Cadd’s songs have been signposts for Australian lives. ‘A Little Ray Of Sunshine’ is just as popular today as when it became a Top 5 hit in 1970.

His story starts in Perth and it’s taken Brian all around the world. It’s been a long, strange trip. Along the way, Brian Cadd has earned the love and respect of his peers.

The accolades stretch back to 1973 when Brian was awarded Best Songwriter and Most Popular Australian Musician at the King of Pop Awards. He was inducted into the Australian Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2007, the same year he entered the ARIA Hall of Fame.

In 2018, Brian became a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) for his significant service to the music industry as a singer, songwriter, performer, mentor and producer, and to professional associations.

Brian has been responsible for writing a swag of Aussie classics, including The Groop’s ‘Woman You’re Breaking Me’, The Masters Apprentices’ ‘Elevator Driver’, Robin Jolley’s ‘Marshall’s Portable Music Machine’, Axiom’s ‘A Little Ray Of Sunshine’ and ‘Arkansas Grass’, John Farnham’s ‘Don’t You Know It’s Magic’, as well as his own solo smashes ‘Ginger Man’ and ‘Let Go’.

When Brian Cadd started out in the ’60s, he had no grand plan. “We thought it was going to last three months,” he admits. “But here we are, still going.”

Call it Cadd Magic