Brian Cadd Collection

Celebrate the legendary sound with the Brian Cadd Collection

Brian Cadd, one of Australia’s most respected singer-songwriters, known for his influential role in the Australian music scene. Brian’s career spans hit songs, classic albums, and memorable collaborations. From his early work with The Groop to his solo career, this collection highlights the best of his folk-rock, pop, and country influences. With heartfelt lyrics and distinctive melodies, Brian Cadd’s music continues to inspire generations. Perfect for fans and collectors, this collection brings together the essence of an Australian music icon.

Brian Cadd was a country-rock pioneer in Australia. A member of Axiom, Australia’s first country-rock supergroup, he then had the solo smash ‘Let Go’, a country classic that became his most recorded song – covered by more than 60 artists around the world.

Brian Cadd has finally made the country album he was always destined to make... DREAM TRAIN.

“This album has been an exceptional journey,” Brian says. “It has taken me so long to actually make a country album, I was unsure how it would feel for me. I have been writing country and country-rock songs for many years, yet I remained locked into my ‘Brian Cadd – rock artist’ persona on stage and particularly in the studio."

“I am so proud of this album,” Brian says.

“The studio I chose, the engineer who guided me all the way, and the beautiful ‘cream of country music’ musicians who joined me for the ride, made it all feel so natural and easy like I’d been doing this forever.”

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Brian Cadd’s songs have been a part of Australian lives for more than five decades, with classics such as ‘A Little Ray Of Sunshine’, ‘Arkansas Grass’, ‘Don’t You Know It’s Magic’, ‘Ginger Man’ and ‘Let Go’.

Brian was inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame in 2007 and became a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) in 2018 for his significant service to the music industry.

He appreciates the accolades, but it’s on stage where Brian Cadd feels most at home. “It’s a real addiction,” he smiles. “I don’t know what I’d do if I couldn’t do it – I can’t play golf and I can’t fish.”