OLDIES BUT GOODIES

brace their music with open arms, just as they did back in the day.

“Not only was it the Woodstock audience, the Sunbury audience, and all of those hippie, braless, peace and love era, which was absolutely unique in history, but the music that happened during that same era was completely unique, and started what eventually finished up to be decades and decades of popular music as we know it now,” he said.

“I think they got pseudo-inoculated with this time, so they’ve continued to be those same ratbags that they were back then. You still see them all in the audience, and they don’t think they’re 75, they think they’re 25 until they try to get up and dance!”

The pair said that they’re both incredibly excited to return to Panthers on the tour – a stop they’ve visited many times before. But, Shorrock notes that now might be the time to book your tickets, with their time on the road beginning to dwindle.

“I think both of us are winding down as far as live performances go,” he said.

“We’re in our 70s now, and popstars weren’t meant to be 70, so it’s all new!”

Despite being at an “advanced age”, Cadd said the singers and their incredible band have still got it, with their love of music keeping the dream alive.

“Neither of us would swap the two hours on stage for anything else,” he said.

Shorrock & Cadd: The Two Amigos will be on at the EVAN Theatre in Penrith on Saturday, June 3 at 8pm. Tickets are $79. To book, visit penrith.panthers.com.au.