Aussie icons Mike Brady and Issi Dye take the stage at the Potato Shed

Two of Australia’s most legendary entertainers, Mike Brady and Issi Dye, are bringing their powerhouse performance to the Potato Shed in Drysdale this August.

Best known for writing and performing Up There Cazaly, Mike Brady is a familiar voice to millions of Australians, especially on AFL Grand Final day. But his music career spans far beyond footy anthems.

Brady burst onto the scene in the 1960s with MPD LTD, topping the charts with Little Boy Sad. Over six decades, he has become a defining voice in Australian pop and rock.

Joining him on stage will be long‑time mate and fellow showbiz veteran Issi Dye. Known for his velvety vocals and television appearances in the 70s and 80s, Dye brings charisma and classic hits to match.

Together, these two icons share more than 120 years of live performance experience.

Audience members can expect a night filled with hits from Brady’s career, tributes to other artists he has performed with, and plenty of stories from a lifetime in music.

The show is set for Saturday 16 August at 8 pm at the Potato Shed in Drysdale.

Tickets are on sale now, with cabaret and theatre seating available. Prices range from $25 for under 25s to $45 for adult cabaret seating.

Book now via www.potatoshed.com.au